Chapter

 1 XII    |       had quite overlooked the fact of there being thirty pounds
 2 XII    |       the hold. As soon as the fact was announced, Mr. Kear,
 3 XVI    |     gone; and oblivious of the fact that the ship with a hold
 4 XXII   |        know the worst, and the fact could not be long concealed.
 5 XXV    |       comfort I could from the fact that the captain did not
 6 XXXV   |     cloud- batteries above. In fact, as the storm-sheet came
 7 XXXVII |        wetted by the waves. In fact, nothing has been left undone
 8 XXXVIII|       we scarcely realized the fact of there being actually
 9 XLIII  |         did it matter now: the fact was evident; the barrel
10 XLV    |     uniform dull grey tint; in fact, we were enveloped in an
11 XLV    |   briny as the sea itself. The fact was that the canvas had
12 LIII   | understood the proposition; in fact, it had been in contemplation