Chapter

 1 XII   |   ignite without concussion?”~“Certainly it is,” replied the engineer. “
 2 XII   |       am a sailor, am I not?”~“Certainly, captain,” was the prompt
 3 XIII  |   fanning the flames. Only too certainly, it was now becoming a question
 4 XV    |     the explosion averted.~And certainly their hopes seem in a fair
 5 XVII  |      shall be only doomed most certainly to perish at sea. Don’t,
 6 XIX   |       her flank would only too certainly be fatal to her altogether.
 7 XXXI  | suffice to keep us alive, will certainly not fully satisfy the cravings
 8 XXXI  |       person. Of water we have certainly not more than 200 gallons,
 9 XXXIII|   morning as usual.”~“Then you certainly will not,” said the captain.~“
10 XXXIX |     would grant her a favour.~“Certainly, Miss Herbey; anything you
11 XLIV  |     direction. It was a shark, certainly not less than twelve feet
12 L     |         Curtis and Falsten are certainly in the best condition amongst
13 LVI   | repeated the captain, “land is certainly there, not more than twenty