Chapter

 1 VI    |      from two to three hundred feet in length, twine themselves
 2 VIII  |       deck perfectly hot to my feet! Curtis heard my exclamation
 3 IX    |     would be unbearable to the feet. But I am glad, Mr. Kazallon,”
 4 IX    |        deck scorching his very feet, and who, to save his vessel
 5 X     |      itself to their well-shod feet and the constant scouring
 6 X     |       potash” brought me to my feet? and with an involuntary
 7 XIII  |     about to burst beneath our feet. The crew run to Curtis
 8 XIII  |    burning deck with unscathed feet, and glides through the
 9 XIV   |       as we dreaded, below our feet.~At half-past eleven, when
10 XVI   |        were now only about six feet of water around the “Chancellor,”
11 XVI   |    This islet rose about fifty feet above the sea, and was consequently
12 XVI   | announced that there were five feet of water below. This the
13 XVI   | circular basin from 250 to 300 feet in diameter, in the north
14 XVI   |        with the tide from five feet to nine; but this was rather
15 XIX   |        not much less than four feet square, and was situated
16 XIX   |        and was situated thirty feet fore of the helm, and two
17 XIX   |      fore of the helm, and two feet above the rider of the keel;
18 XX    |      not more than two hundred feet in length. The chains were
19 XX    |        had gained about twenty feet, and were redoubling our
20 XXI   |        a surface measuring ten feet by six. An extra depth of
21 XXII  |    with the ominous cry,—~“Two feet of water below.”~In an instant
22 XXII  |     they sounded again:—“Three feet of water!” was the report,
23 XXII  |        the soundings gave five feet for its depth, I noticed
24 XXIII |      she foundered beneath his feet. No sail, however, hove
25 XXIII |    oath when be announced “Six feet of water in the hold!”~The
26 XXIV  |    firm framework, about forty feet long and twenty-five feet
27 XXIV  |      feet long and twenty-five feet wide, upon which the platform
28 XXIV  |       the planks bent below my feet and the ocean yawned beneath
29 XXV   |       who carefully guided his feet up the rigging, Andre was
30 XXV   |     that she can sail with two feet of water over her deck?”~“
31 XXV   |       nowhere measuring twelve feet across; to prevent them
32 XXVII |        and there were now five feet of water above deck; the
33 XXVII |     was lying prostrate at her feet, asked what we thought ought
34 XXVIII|  main-top was already only ten feet above the water, whilst
35 XXVIII|   whole pile rises a couple of feet above the water. The upper
36 XXX   |        this frail float, forty feet by twenty, bear us in safety?
37 XXXII |     solid platform beneath our feet, and we are relieved from
38 XXXII |    less than twelve or fifteen feet long, belonging to the species
39 XXXIII|      of wall about a couple of feet high, which protected us
40 XL    |      has terribly punished the feet and legs of some of the
41 XLII  |      instant all were on their feet. Even Owen stopped his cries
42 XLIII |   their knees, others to their feet, The boatswain dropped a
43 XLIV  |      to a depth of two hundred feet below the surface. Leaning
44 XLIV  | certainly not less than twelve feet long. As soon as the creature
45 LI    |        man who remained on his feet, but with indomitable pluck
46 LI    |        effort, I started to my feet. No land, indeed, was visible,
47 LII   |        managed to get on to my feet. I cast one long look at
48 LV    |   terror. Andre started to his feet.~“What are you going to