Part,  Chapter

 1      I,  VII |  attacks on whalers and persons shipwrecked in Baffin’s Bay and on the
 2      I,  IX  |         an hour afterwards, the shipwrecked travellers were lying on
 3     II,  III |    fallen into the hands of the shipwrecked wanderers.”~“Perhaps so,”
 4     II,  VIII|         months perhaps. Or some shipwrecked wretch flung upon the coast
 5     II,  IX  |     that she must tell the poor shipwrecked people, which she was sure
 6     II,  X   |       had seen, or the cry of a shipwrecked mariner which they had heard.
 7     II,  XIX | watching, ever watching, like a shipwrecked mariner, for the vessel
 8     II,  XX  |       south.~In the morning the shipwrecked travellers—what name could
 9     II,  XXI |    vessel should sight the poor shipwrecked creatures, either whilst
10     II,  XXIV|     days after their rescue the shipwrecked mariners arrived at New