Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  VI  |        except you had gone by a boat. But cheer up, sir, cheer
 2        I,  VII |  orderly.~“Then we must build a boat, and go in search of those
 3        I,  IX  |       had made good its hold, a boat was lowered. In a few minutes
 4        I,  XI  |       of an Arabian mosque.~The boat was lowered and manned by
 5        I,  XI  |         the shore, whence their boat re-conveyed them to the
 6        I,  XIII|          they had but one small boat; therefore, it was well
 7        I,  XIII|    embarked alone in the little boat, and been absent for seven
 8        I,  XVI |     just space enough for their boat to be hauled up.~“Joy! joy!”
 9        I,  XVII|      nearly as was prudent, the boat was lowered, and in a few
10        I,  XVII|     point of returning to their boat, when their attention was
11        I,  XVII|      and had been waiting for a boat to fetch her, and now a
12        I,  XVII|         to fetch her, and now a boat had come and she was quite
13        I,  XVII|        and conducted her to the boat.~Half an hour later, both
14        I,  XIX | lieutenant stepped into a small boat and were soon alongside
15       II,  XV  |         conveyed thither in the boat from Gibraltar before the