Book,  Chapter

1        I,  XII |     fissures, but not a creek available for a ship to enter to replenish
2        I,  XVII|      the Dobryna while she is available.”~“Available! What do you
3        I,  XVII|     while she is available.”~“Available! What do you mean?” asked
4        I,  XX  |    with all the wood that was available, was altogether inadequate
5        I,  XX  |      island in search of some available retreat. Scarcely a yard
6        I,  XXI |   channels, where it could be available for daily use; and thus
7        I,  XXII| excavated to render them more available for use. Occupation, then,
8       II,  VIII|       and they have been made available for the determination of