Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IX | December,” he said, “I was proceeding by sea to our appointed
2       II,  VI |    cabin, Ben Zoof’s first proceeding was to throw on the fire
3       II,  XII|     In about half an hour, proceeding in a southerly direction,
4       II,  XII|  There was no advantage in proceeding any further along the lava-course;
5       II,  XV |    he was directed. Before proceeding to explain this somewhat
6       II,  XVI|   most advisable method of proceeding under their present prospects.
7       II,  XVI|   in this somewhat tedious proceeding.~A month passed away, but