Chapter

 1 XII    |   knew the bitterness of the agony I feel at seeing this fine
 2 XXXVII |     not to cure, the gnawing agony; but of sedatives we had
 3 XXXVIII|  couple of hours the extreme agony passed away, and on the
 4 XXXVIII| uttered involuntary cries of agony, and were obliged to gird
 5 XXXIX  |     so intense that cries of agony involuntarily escaped my
 6 XLI    |    broken by a few groans of agony.~But there was no time to
 7 XLII   |   startled by sharp cries of agony, and looking round I saw
 8 XLIII  | night he expired in terrible agony. His body was thrown overboard
 9 XLIII  |      almost stand still with agony lest she was going to put
10 XLIX   |      had tasted nothing, the agony of suffering grew more and
11 LII    |    to suppress loud cries of agony. Was there nothing that
12 LV     | rapidly, and a cold sweat of agony broke out all over me. Curtis