Chapter

 1 1   |    telling her nationality,—for English she was, and nothing but
 2 1   |        she was, and nothing but English from her water-line upwards
 3 1   |         of vessels belonging to English, French, or Hamburg lines,
 4 II  |       and fourteen sailors, all English or Scotch, making eighteen
 5 II  |   Buffalo. Miss Herbey, a young English lady, companion to Mrs.
 6 IV  | companion, Miss Herbey, a young English girl of about twenty.~Miss
 7 IV  |         to be characteristic of English beauty. Her mouth would
 8 V   |      been told that at one time English ladies would wear no other
 9 V   |       discovery belonged to the English, who have mainly used them
10 XXXI|        tracks of the French and English Transatlantic steamers either