Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VII  |     spent its fury; the wind dropped; the rain ceased as if by
2        I,  XI   |     foot of the fore-shrouds dropped the sounding-lead into the
3        I,  XII  |  14th, the sounding-line was dropped upon its site, it was only
4        I,  XVII | Enchante!‘”~The conversation dropped.~A few hours later the man
5        I,  XVIII|    by firing her cannon, and dropped anchor in the little port
6       II,  XII  |      And so the conversation dropped.~The 15th of January dawned;