Part,  Chapter

1 1,0|   face-"Pencroft," he asked quietly, "do you know how many ears
2 2,1|  tide overtook it, and then quietly returned to the deep sea." ~"
3 2,4| hare, and you would fire as quietly as possible." ~"That is,"
4 2,6|     There they are sleeping quietly as if they were in their
5 2,7|     and neck. They advanced quietly without showing any uneasiness,
6 2,2|    and he was left sleeping quietly. From time to time Top,
7 2,9|     there. The night passed quietly, for the breeze died away
8 3,4| struck, she would have sunk quietly and gone to the bottom like
9 3,7|     God and my country!" he quietly expired. ~Cyrus Harding,