Chapter

 1 17|     does it concern, then--my captivity?" ~"I heard of it the day
 2 21|       dear Mr. O'Reilly. Your captivity shall be mild, be assured;
 3 50|      but you must endure your captivity quietly. In fifteen or twenty
 4 52|                           52. Captivity: The First Day~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 5 52|      The first moments of her captivity were terrible; a few convulsions
 6 53|                           53. Captivity: The Second Day~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 7 54|                           54. Captivity: The Third Day~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 8 54| indispensable accessory of my captivity? Could you not spare me
 9 54|     it--seasickness, tempest, captivity? Well, here I am; be satisfied.
10 55|                           55. Captivity: The Fourth Day~ ~ ~ ~ ~
11 56|                           56. Captivity: The Fifth Day~ ~ ~ ~ ~
12 56| toward me. I will describe my captivity. I will denounce this place
13 61|      to make you cherish your captivity. You will find here, moreover,