Chapter

 1 IX    | circumstances, and resolved most carefully to exclude every breath
 2 IX    |      persevere in excluding most carefully every breath of outer air,
 3 XII   |  forehead.~“I weighed the matter carefully for a moment,” added Curtis, “
 4 XIX   |         and backstays, were then carefully refitted, some of the sails
 5 XXV   |    assistance of his father, who carefully guided his feet up the rigging,
 6 XXVI  |        men, The man counted them carefully, and from the time it took
 7 XXVIII|      after Miss Herbey and I had carefully wrapped the garments about
 8 XXXVII|         it, and after Dowlas had carefully readjusted the mast, the
 9 XXXIX |          and intend to watch him carefully. To-day, the 6th, M. Letourneur
10 LVII  |        us up, and tended us most carefully. They conveyed us to Para,