Chapter

 1 XI   |            is fire on board?”~In an instant I regretted my words. Most
 2 XIII |          blow us all up.”~And in an instant, before we can get near
 3 XIV  |         elements. The sailors in an instant recognize its import.~“Breakers
 4 XX   |      balanced upon the ridge. In an instant the captain has ordered
 5 XXII |         feet of water below.”~In an instant Curtis and the boatswain
 6 XXII |             of time, and not for an instant must the efforts for keeping
 7 XXXIV|            vapour, from which every instant there issued forth sheets
 8 XXXIV|        close around us. At the same instant the voice of one of the
 9 XXXV | perpendicularly on its edge. For an instant, by the illumination of
10 XLII |            A ship!” he cried.~In an instant all were on their feet.
11 XLVI |       myself from screaming out one instant more, and I found myself