Chapter

 1 2 |     an agent in whom we have full confidence; and this agent
 2 2 | neglect nothing to bring you full information.”~“I know it,
 3 2 |   that my chief had given me full power, and would render
 4 5 |    North Carolina, had given full details of our ascent of
 5 7 |   newspapers had given it in full detail. Some satirist, such
 6 7 |     up upon its banks. It is full of fish, and fishing-boats
 7 8 |      also have reached their full perfection, we would even
 8 11|       evidently as eager and full of haste as I.~I approached
 9 11| northward, is exposed to the full sweep of the Arctic cold.
10 12|  light of their lantern fell full upon his face.~He was one
11 13|      the meal to which I did full justice. My fellow travelers
12 13|      to the stern, I stopped full in front of him. Then, at
13 13|    Then, at length, he fixed full upon me a glance that burned
14 14|      for they were headed at full speed toward her. Yet our
15 17|     crests, swept with their full weight over the “Terror.”
16 17| storm, the captain looked it full in the face, as if to defy