Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  I   |          a contention in which I feel bound to defend Wagner,
 2        I,  VI  |       Zoof, rubbing his eyes. “I feel as if I had only just gone
 3        I,  VI  |       they started. Beginning to feel hungry, they had no hesitation
 4        I,  VII |  resignation, even if he did not feel the indifference, which
 5        I,  XV  | uncertainty of the future; but I feel confident that by careful
 6        I,  XIX |        each other so well that I feel sure we shall try and work
 7        I,  XX  |        gallery were beginning to feel quite warm to the touch,
 8       II,  VIII|         us very much; but we may feel pretty certain of one thing:
 9       II,  VIII|      captain, if you like; but I feel disposed to break the old
10       II,  XI  |          the lieutenant began to feel very anxious as to the safety
11       II,  XVI | acknowledge it, I confess that I feel our sole hope of safety