Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|           story Herbert has often read to me; Providence Bay, Whale
 2 2,2|          engineer if he would not read them something from the
 3 2,2| superstitious. Open at random and read the first verse which, your
 4 2,2|         Gospel of St. Matthew. He read the verse, which was this:-~"
 5 2,9|       occupations left to him; he read the books found in the case;
 6 2,0|           from the animal's side, read this inscription on it: ~
 7 2,7|         the mate, Tom Austin, who read it and immediately set sail,
 8 2,7|         our readers have no doubt read, and which is ~ entitled, "
 9 3,7|           neck, and Cyrus Harding read these words, traced in Neb'
10 3,9|         may be imagined when they read these words:-~ "Friday,
11 3,0|       Cyrus Harding, after having read the notice, and recognized