Chapter

 1 III   |         of a very limited space reserved for passengers’ luggage,
 2 XIII  |        occupied one, and Curtis reserved the other for Ruby, who,
 3 XXXI  |       on the yard that had been reserved for that purpose.~By half-past
 4 XXXII |      captain’s orders, has been reserved for the use of us passengers,
 5 XXXIII|        noticed that Miss Herbey reserved almost the whole of her
 6 XXXIII|       of the raft that has been reserved for the use of the passengers.~“
 7 XXXVI | swallowed it ravenously, others reserved it for another time. Falsten
 8 XXXVII|    coming from a man usually so reserved, have haunted me all night.~
 9 XLIII |       any fragments of it to be reserved for the boatswain to use
10 XLVII |     clandestine cunning, he had reserved. But, in spite of my anxiety,