Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      the 17th century: "I can undertake and persevere even without
 2 1,4|     shell, my boy, and I will undertake to despatch the hardest!" ~
 3 1,0|   active they awoke, ready to undertake the excursion which must
 4 2,1|      days at the most, I will undertake to construct a canoe fit
 5 2,5|     explored. Now should they undertake it immediately, and devote
 6 2,5|     and they would be able to undertake voyages of circumnavigation
 7 2,9|       decked boat, and I will undertake to steer her. At what distance
 8 2,2|      think now that she could undertake a voyage of some extent?" ~"
 9 2,3|       work the vessel, should undertake the voyage alone. By setting
10 2,7| Admiralty having hesitated to undertake this search, Lord Glenarvan
11 3,9|     to dislodge them, I would undertake a direct attack; but is
12 3,8|      of laughter; "and you'll undertake the job, no doubt?" ~Cyrus