Part,  Chapter

 1 1,0|       Gideon Spilett to note the incidents of the day, began to follow
 2 1,7|          dwell on these singular incidents before our companions. Let
 3 2,5|          a few words related the incidents of the voyage, and dwelt
 4 2,5|          heard in detail all the incidents which had marked the voyage
 5 2,0|     strange character of certain incidents which had occurred on the
 6 2,0|        your attention to certain incidents which have occurred in the
 7 2,0|          have your advice. These incidents are, so to speak, supernatural-" ~"
 8 2,0|     forgetting one, the singular incidents which had occurred in the
 9 2,0|           for this succession of incidents, grouped thus for the first
10 2,0|       the series of supernatural incidents was interrupted, although
11 3,7|          passed through the many incidents by which his life had been
12 3,4| triumphed. But what had been the incidents of this terrible war? How
13 3,6|       spoke; he recalled all the incidents which had exercised so beneficent
14 3,7|       lips, bearing upon various incidents of his checkered career.
15 3,8|         on the road. The various incidents of the night of October