Chapter

 1 IV   |        side, I joined them, and we fell into conversation upon ordinary
 2 XI   |        utmost confusion. Mrs. Kear fell down senseless on the deck,
 3 XXXV |            but though thunderbolts fell thick around us, not one
 4 XXXVI|          the torrents of rain that fell in the night we were unhappily
 5 XL   |       shown him. A crumpled letter fell from his hand, and in a
 6 XLII |       undulations as they rose and fell beneath us; and if it were
 7 XLII |          silence the most profound fell upon us all. I glanced at
 8 XLII | consequences so serious. His reply fell upon us as a startling blow.~
 9 XLIII|            a drop.~One and all, we fell into the gloomiest silence.
10 XLV  |            again by the water that fell upon it. Disappointed we
11 XLVI |           in sleep.~After a time I fell into a restless, dreamy
12 LIII |     Letourneur.~With one cry Andre fell back senseless. Only two
13 LV   |            father’s embrace.~Andre fell upon his back, in which