Book, Chapter

1    1,  15| safekeeping; we then made ready to start for the city via the unfrequented
2    2,  42|          once let business affairs start to go wrong, your friends
3    2,  47|           He picked a loser at the start, but his first vintage set
4    2,  62|      nature, but once let me get a start and I don't care two cents
5    2,  63|         get to better business and start the fun all over again and
6    4, 103|          of his way. I am about to start for foreign parts, you may
7    4, 106|           help seeing you when you start? Especially the man at the
8    4, 106|          of the ship from which to start: as it is, it must be the
9    5, 140|            was just getting a good start, her elbow was burned by