Chapter

1 IV   |          if she ever smiled, but exposed as she is to the ridiculous
2 XI   |          danger to which we were exposed through Ruby’s imprudence.
3 XII  |         of peril to which we are exposed, although they are all aware
4 XV   |          the “Chancellor” may be exposed by being cast upon an unknown
5 XVI  | store-room has been considerably exposed to the heat, its contents
6 XVII |    danger to which we were to be exposed; the fire might be extinguished,
7 XLV  |       the position that was most exposed, and every sail was spread
8 XLV  |          canvas had been so long exposed to the action of the waves,
9 XLVII|          of my proceedings being exposed by him was quite absurd;