Part,  Chapter

 1 1,8|       water produced an almost immediate effect. His chest heaved
 2 1,3|    they had to provide for the immediate wants of their existence,
 3 1,3|    wood or coal, was ready for immediate use, an oven must be built
 4 2,2|  discovered, and those fit for immediate use contributed to vary
 5 2,5|        have her under our more immediate protection. When we have
 6 2,0|     were often obliged to make immediate repairs, without which the
 7 3,6|   fresh despatch, requiring an immediate reply. ~The bell of the
 8 3,7|     two wounds, or cause their immediate cicatrization, for there
 9 3,7|    attempting to close them by immediate coaptation. ~And now did
10 3,8| inquired if he apprehended any immediate danger, of which the eruption