Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI  |    the moon; unless she had shifted very much nearer the earth,
2        I,  VII | been suddenly and immensely shifted; and from the fact that
3        I,  X   |     that the wind had never shifted from the west, and this,
4        I,  XI  |     purpose the Dobryna was shifted for a distance of half a
5        I,  XX  |  orders for the Hansa to be shifted round to the harbor of the
6        I,  XXI |     that the vessel must be shifted; and accordingly orders
7        I,  XXIV|  fortuitous Providence, had shifted into a favorable quarter;