Part,  Chapter

1 2,4|     companions to refrain from firing, that their presence might
2 2,0| necessary to drive them off by firing at them repeatedly. ~The
3 3,2|       in terrible anxiety. The firing had ceased, and yet neither
4 3,3|    gliding up the channel. The firing was incessant, and shot
5 3,4|     was open, and as they were firing incessantly, some careless
6 3,6|       endeavor to stop them by firing on them, and as a last resource
7 3,9|     there was any occasion for firing, it would probably not be