Chapter

 1 XVII   |     if the vessel should be reduced to a total wreck? I made
 2 XIX    | toil the water was entirely reduced and without further difficulty
 3 XXI    |   basalt had been literally reduced to powder, and that a little
 4 XXIII  |     water had actually been reduced by several inches. The diminution
 5 XXXIII |     that would at once have reduced us to the direst distress.~
 6 XXXIII |   we might have temporarily reduced this by quinine; but it
 7 XXXVI  |   wrecks. Our party is thus reduced to sixteen souls, leaving
 8 XXXVIII|   privation had not already reduced us all to the same level.~“
 9 XLIII  |  that surrounds us could be reduced to vapour or to ice! its
10 XLIV   |    against this attraction.~Reduced once again to a gloomy despondency,
11 XLVI   |    idea that haunted us had reduced our feelings.~Ever since
12 L      |  poor Miss Herbey bodily is reduced; her whole being seems absorbed