Chapter

 1 X   |  barometer outside the central deck-house had fallen 540 millimeters,
 2 XI  |       in no hurry to leave his deck-house, When he came out this morning
 3 XIII| engineer rushed to the central deck-house. “Power! More power!” he
 4 XIV |     been dashed up against the deck-house by the pressure of the wind.~
 5 XIV |      to be reduced. Inside the deck-house the “Albatross” bore with
 6 XIV |   opportunity. They left their deck-house and walked off away from
 7 XV  |   bullet that came through the deck-house.~“Ah! They will have them!”
 8 XIX |     man was crouching near the deck-house. He was only half asleep.
 9 XX  |      that, was going on in the deck-house. Perhaps he would have smelt
10 XX  |   opened just behind the first deck-house, where the engines for the
11 XX  |       climbed up to the broken deck-house, and seizing the lever reversed