Chapter

 1 VI     |     matter,” was his cautious reply.~“Well to say the truth,”
 2 VII    |       whatever,” was the curt reply.~They then conversed for
 3 VII    |      me steadily, but made no reply.~“What was it?” I repeated. “
 4 XVI    | condescended to make no other reply than a shrug of the shoulders,
 5 XXI    |   Picrate of potash,” was the reply.~And so the explosive substance
 6 XXVII  |    sir. Not with us,” was the reply.~“She’s gone adrift, then!”~
 7 XXXIII |   Finding that he obtained no reply, he went on,—~“Look here,
 8 XXXVIII| effrontery.~But the audacious reply saved his life; Curtis turned
 9 XLII   |  consequences so serious. His reply fell upon us as a startling
10 XLIV   |    lots?”~The captain made no reply.~