Chapter

1 V     |     know what to think about trying new routes. Here we are
2 XVI   |      conduct, under the late trying circumstances, to have been
3 XVII  |     the first opportunity of trying to ascertain from Curtis
4 XXXIII|   themselves, were evidently trying to disaffect their mates.~
5 XLII  |  unrefreshing.~It was a most trying day, and the sailors relapsed
6 XLIV  |     air seemed a little less trying but it is now seven days
7 XLIX  | result of bringing on a most trying nausea, and rendering my