Chapter

1 IX    |        could recover sufficient composure to inquire when the fire
2 XI    |      man preserved an admirable composure, and begged his father not
3 XII   | surprised to find with how much composure we can all survey our anxious
4 XIV   |       was far from sharing his, composure, for I was overcome by a
5 XXV   |        yet?” I marvelled at his composure.~“While there’s life there’
6 XXVI  |       quid with the most serene composure, and continued,—~“And isn’
7 XXVIII|      danger with the same brave composure. Incredible as it may seem,
8 XXXIX |       As soon as I recovered my composure, I did not forget to thank
9 LII   |         Curtis, with the utmost composure, of my intention, and he