Chapter

 1 IV    |       by affection, while his general expression is one of caressing
 2 VIII  |      to start some subject of general interest, yet neither Mr.
 3 VIII  |      again, and although as a general rule this is a business
 4 X     | stifled before it ignites the general cargo; he has hermetically
 5 XXIII |    found its way in through a general dislocation of the seams,
 6 XXIV  |    the cries of distress, the general confusion, the frantic rush
 7 XXXIII|   hollow cheeks, of which the general pallour is only relieved
 8 XXXV  |      to a strange heat by the general temperature, dashed over
 9 XXXVI |     passed away in silence. A general depression has fallen upon
10 LI    |       answer, though from his general observation of the direction