Chapter

 1 III |   lading was performed with the utmost care, each bale being pressed
 2 IX  |    compelled to unload with the utmost expedition. But, in such
 3 X   |   breeze, to urge her on at her utmost speed.~All day long on the
 4 XI  |      that ensued was one of the utmost confusion. Mrs. Kear fell
 5 XXX | complete our store, so that the utmost frugality in the distribution
 6 XXXV|    reaction, they rose with the utmost fury. The raft followed
 7 XL  |      gnawed and sucked with the utmost avidity. Never shall I forget
 8 XLI |       them, and it was with the utmost difficulty that Curtis,
 9 XLIX|  several of the men tried their utmost to control him, but in spite
10 LI  |         must have reached their utmost limit, and nothing could
11 LI  |       patience, it was with the utmost difficulty that I obtained
12 LII |         I told Curtis, with the utmost composure, of my intention,