Part,  Chapter

1 2,0|      narrow gulf with greater ease. Towards seven o'clock in
2 2,0|      fleet could lie at their ease!" ~"What is especially curious,"
3 2,0|     Negro did not feel at his ease in those enormous jaws. ~
4 3,3|    islet; she rounded it with ease; the mainsail was braced
5 3,1| allowed the cart to pass with ease; from time to time it became
6 3,1|       emus distanced him with ease, so prodigious was their