Part,  Chapter

1 2,1|         you predict a continual advance, does it not run the danger
2 3,1| meanwhile the brig continued to advance towards Union Bay. She was
3 3,3|         be easy for the brig to advance. But as to entering the
4 3,6|         74, Herbert, who was in advance stopped, exclaiming,-~"The
5 3,9|         was lying in it, and to advance with so much care that any
6 3,9|       when to be silent, ran in advance. The cart came out, the
7 3,0|      intelligent boy, so far in advance of his years, and who was
8 3,8|         enabled the engineer to advance slowly, following the wall