Part,  Chapter

 1 1,5|               by Herbert. The reporter leaning up in a corner, watched
 2 1,7|              seamen. ~The reporter was leaning over him, and saying,-~"
 3 1,7|                only remain standing by leaning against the rocks. They
 4 1,8|              Neb and the reporter were leaning over him. ~"My master! my
 5 1,8|              lying down, the engineer, leaning on his elbow, observed the
 6 2,1|             House. ~When the settlers, leaning from their windows, gazed
 7 2,2|              this time Gideon Spilett, leaning against the mast, sketched
 8 2,2| again-right-now." ~So saying, Herbert, leaning over the side, plunged his
 9 3,1|             his eyes became dim; then, leaning out the window, he surveyed
10 3,5|             rushed the foaming water. ~Leaning forward, the engineer saw
11 3,6|             position on the divan, and leaning on his arm, he regarded
12 3,7|                 the magnificent organ, leaning against the after-partition;