Chapter

 1 III  | Laird Brothers, or to their order, or to their representative,
 2 XI   | terrible secret.~As soon as order was restored, the mate and,
 3 XI   |  our critical situation.~In order to insure complete secrecy,
 4 XII  |   take this for my positive order; you must, from this time,
 5 XVII |    layers of the cotton, in order that the combustion may
 6 XVIII| basalt, arranged in perfect order, of which the regular prisms
 7 XXII |   constantly getting out of order, the valves being choked
 8 XXIII|  feelings.~Twice did Curtis order the men back to the pumps,
 9 XXXI |   for its reception, and in order to support it more firmly
10 XLI  |    and myself could restore order, so that we might divide
11 XLII |  exhausted, the captain, in order to comply with my request,
12 XLIV |     spars into the water in order to entice the sharks to