Part,  Chapter

 1 1,2|    square, which the gas-lamps, extinguished by the wind, had left in
 2 1,3|      pottery, the furnace being extinguished until they could put it
 3 2,4|         that all reason was not extinguished in him. However, the prisoner
 4 2,5|       man had ever been totally extinguished. At first, accustomed to
 5 3,1|         and that the vessel has extinguished her fires. We must wait
 6 3,1| branches. All the fires must be extinguished, so that nothing may betray
 7 3,1|      ship, all her lights being extinguished, and if she was still in
 8 3,2|       Speedy's" deck, which the extinguished lanterns now left in total
 9 3,1|     near an apparently recently extinguished fire were attentively examined
10 3,8|    Possibly it might not yet be extinguished, but no ray escaped from