Book,  Chapter

 1        I,  V   |          globe had assumed a more decided convexity.~At the pace at
 2        I,  XI  |      discussion, it was at length decided that the schooner should
 3        I,  XIII|       absorbed in their game, had decided that it would be desirable
 4        I,  XIII|        that he was under the most decided impression that the l8th
 5        I,  XIV |        where we should steer, but decided to direct our course to
 6        I,  XIV |         place to an expression of decided incredulity.~“The statement
 7        I,  XV  |        Malta. Here the sea made a decided indentation on the coast;
 8        I,  XXI | Lieutenant Procope pronounced his decided conviction that it would
 9       II,  XII |           it was accordingly soon decided that the little colony should
10       II,  XVII|        incompetent to pronounce a decided opinion, Lieutenant Procope
11       II,  XIX |          an overwhelming majority decided against the representations