Chapter

1 VII  |      on the poop alone. As I expected, Curtis appeared, that he
2 XI   |     as though he momentarily expected an explosion, he darted
3 XX   |  much less injured than they expected, and the thick, heavy planks
4 XX   |   such a one as could not be expected to occur again for many
5 XXI  |  much less noisy than we had expected. But the operation had been
6 XLIII| effects that might have been expected. Not a soul exhibited the
7 XLIV |    of the raft, as though he expected to find some dead body coming
8 XLIV |      but (as might have been expected) these only slipped over,
9 LI   |   matter did not end as they expected. As though he were really