Book,  Chapter

1        I,  IX |      that she should not use her engine, as whoever was on board,
2        I,  IX |  convulsion of the elements. Our engine was damaged, nay disabled,
3        I,  IX |       was indispensable that the engine of the Dobryna should be
4        I,  IX |          damage sustained by the engine proved to be not very serious;
5        I,  XII|        reduced to the use of her engine only, and would have much
6        I,  XII|          to rely entirely on his engine. But the peril seemed only
7        I,  XII|          the strain put upon her engine, the schooner, bare of canvas (
8        I,  XIV| disruption that I was sailing—my engine having sustained some damage
9       II,  XI |        With the exception of the engine and the masts, everything