Book,  Chapter

1        I,  VI   |        to-morrow,” he repeated; adding, for he had become distrustful
2        I,  XII  |        assented the lieutenant; adding, “and I confess I am almost
3        I,  XIV  | whatever,” replied the colonel; adding with a stately emphasis, “
4        I,  XIX  |       it be,” said the captain; adding, “It is not likely that
5        I,  XXI  |      the whole truth, piteously adding that surely it was unworthy
6        I,  XXIII|         the scene of commotion, adding:~“A carrier-pigeon! And
7       II,  XV   |         only at the prospect of adding to the dominions of his
8       II,  XV   |        the comet and the earth, adding that, as there was the almost
9       II,  XVI  |      Even so, we should only be adding the fate of drowning to