Chapter

 1 XX |          of the boat?" ~"Yes; John Bunsby, master of the Tankadere." ~"
 2 XX |            the pride taken by John Bunsby in making her presentable.
 3 XX |     Tankadere was composed of John Bunsby, the master, and four hardy
 4 XX |        with the Chinese seas. John Bunsby, himself, a man of forty-five
 5 XX |      influence of the opium. ~John Bunsby, master, at length gave
 6 XXI|           reach Shanghai. But John Bunsby believed in the Tankadere,
 7 XXI|     progressing famously, and John Bunsby was in high hope. He several
 8 XXI| scintillations of the ocean. ~John Bunsby long examined the threatening
 9 XXI|            it that way," said John Bunsby, "I've nothing more to say."
10 XXI|         nothing more to say." John Bunsby's suspicions were confirmed.
11 XXI|            Then they waited. ~John Bunsby had requested his passengers
12 XXI|        increased in violence. John Bunsby saw the approach of darkness
13 XXI|         espied the coast, and John Bunsby was able to assert that
14 XXI|           aid of the currents John Bunsby found himself at six o'clock
15 XXI|          Confound her!" cried John Bunsby, pushing back the rudder