Chapter

 1 XIII  |         which we are longing so eagerly.~To-day, the 29th, the tempest
 2 XVI   |      first gleam of daylight we eagerly scanned the southern and
 3 XVI   | watching Curtis as he continued eagerly to scan the western horizon.
 4 XVIII |        her capricious mistress, eagerly accepted M. Letourneur’s
 5 XXXII |         on his son’s, listening eagerly to his every word.~Miss
 6 XXXVII|       he murmured, as he looked eagerly into my face.~And then,
 7 XXXIX |        young man clutched at it eagerly.~“But my father?” he said
 8 XXXIX |    asked no more questions, and eagerly devoured the morsel of food.~
 9 XLVII |        made the group gather so eagerly around the body? Was it
10 LII   |          drop by drop, and as I eagerly swallowed the source of
11 LIV   |        the boatswain, were also eagerly scanning the broad expanse
12 LVI   | throwing me a rope. I seized it eagerly, and was hauled up on to
13 LVI   |        their knees and drinking eagerly, The rough sailors seemed