Chapter

 1 II   |       of them from making their appearance at the common table. One
 2 IV   |     when Andre himself made his appearance. M. Letourneur hastened
 3 IV   |   undecided manner and sluggish appearance. Like me, too, he has formed
 4 XIII |      and Silas Huntly makes his appearance, his face all blackened
 5 XX   |   anchored fore and aft.~To all appearance, then, it seemed as though
 6 XXIII|   altogether unprepossessing in appearance; his face is bare, with
 7 XXXIV|         he pointed out to me an appearance in the sky known to meteorologists
 8 XL   | inanition, yet to me he has the appearance of being singularly exempt
 9 XLII |    contortions, and had all the appearance of suffering from tetanus.
10 XLIV |     Some huge sharks made their appearance to-day, cleaving the water
11 XLIV |        might give the whirl the appearance, if he could, of being something
12 XLV  |         no longer presented the appearance of being charged with electricity.
13 XLVI |      moon that had now made its appearance above the horizon. I almost