“Where I do not know—when I cannot say; or, rather, I suppose it will end when these seas have nothing more to teach us.”

"Doubtless. Look at the dust we are treading under foot—behold the bones with which the whole soil of the seashore is covered—"

“Shet up yo’ foolin’, ’fo’ I knock you side de head, en tell me ’bout de will. Tell me ’tain’t bu’sted—do, honey, en I’ll never forgit you.”

“Well, then, it is this: however minutely we explore the island, we shall find nothing.”

“Permit me to explain. So long as it is let alone, it takes its own course. Time has no effect upon it.”

"We are in Africa! in the very haunt of slave-drivers!"

The lieutenant felt the difficulty, and owned himself unprepared to give at once an adequate solution; nevertheless, he declined to renounce his theory.

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"No doubt, captain, she could; but there is no shelter there, and in the east winds, I think that the Bonadventure would suffer much from the surf."

They seem like little things to talk about—our children, but little things often make up the sum of human life—that’s a good sentence.

The rolling never ceased, that horrible sea-sickness, at the same time contagious and epidemic, made rapid progress.

I will go back to the paper on Machiavelli now, and ask the reader to examine this passage from it which I append.

“It is a chance that he that bears it can answer as well as any that are here, if you contain yourself till he comes.”

Whoever disputes a single one of them him we know to be wholly insane, and qualified for the asylum.

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