Chapter

1 V    |  scenes that are found in ‘The Tempest.’”~The whole vicinity of
2 XIII | eagerly.~To-day, the 29th, the tempest seemed to reach its height;
3 XIV  |     half-past eleven, when the tempest seems at its very height
4 XV   |        ear in the midst of the tempest. In about a quarter of an
5 XVII |      temporary refuge from the tempest, what was to become of passengers
6 XXVI |       the warnings of a coming tempest.~All at once, at about eleven
7 XXXIV|  rebound produced by a distant tempest. A ship, in such a case,
8 XXXVI|       a second heavy wave.~The tempest, fierce as it was, did not
9 LI   |     unquestionable sign that a tempest has been raging at no great