Chapter

1 VII    |       of the men were loud and eager, as if the crew were agitated
2 XVI    |      he said, in answer to our eager looks of inquiry.~At this
3 XXIII  | carried all the sail he could, eager to take every possible advantage
4 XXXVII |   fixed upon me with a look of eager inquiry. I knew not what
5 XXXVIII|    waves, offer nothing to our eager search, and after every
6 XL     |       at length, by dint of an eager search, he came upon a piece
7 XLI    |       scarcely light, and with eager eyes he was peering down
8 XLIV   |     fastened to the raft.~With eager, almost breathless, excitement
9 XLVI   |       other with the eye of an eager longing; and I need hardly