Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|      which answered all their questions, and which they often consulted.
 2 2,1|        we know not. But these questions are of too much importance
 3 2,9|     lad was asking a thousand questions of the engineer, who answered
 4 2,2|   best to do." ~Such were the questions and answers which were rapidly
 5 2,3| prison for another? All these questions, which would no doubt be
 6 2,6| reported to the colonists the questions and answers which had been
 7 2,9|      casting vote in maritime questions; "I do not say no, although
 8 3,1|      with them? ~To all these questions which he mentally asked
 9 3,8|   reply was possible to these questions. But it must not be imagined
10 3,2|     just gone out? ~All these questions presented themselves simultaneously