Chapter

 1 1      |          is fine and unbroken, I came to my decision, and proceeded
 2 IV     |   talking of him, Curtis himself came on deck, and as I watched
 3 VII    |          M. Letourneur and Andre came an deck. The young man enjoyed
 4 XIV    |       NIGHT.—The scene, as night came on, was terrible indeed.
 5 XVI    |       and myself that if the sun came out he intended to take
 6 XVIII  |          it will disappear as it came,” said Andre. “You are no
 7 XVIII  |         of nature. Falsten, too, came once and examined the character
 8 XXI    |       and I accompanied them. We came to the conclusion that the
 9 XXII   |  important than speed.~The night came on dark and foggy. The breeze
10 XXII   |         been down into the hold, came on deck with the ominous
11 XXII   |      land before the last crisis came. Falsten was about to give
12 XXIV   |        the pumps, until the time came and everything was ready
13 XXV    |       for twenty days, until she came in sight of land, when those
14 XXVI   |         way towards the poop, he came up to me and began talking.~“
15 XXVII  |          arm supporting his son, came and stood by my side.~“Don’
16 XXXII  |          8th to 17th.—When night came we wrapped ourselves in
17 XXXII  |     regret that when the morning came I had to note down “weather
18 XXXV   |     dense masses of lurid clouds came rolling up, and a crackling,
19 XXXV   |         fact, as the storm-sheet came in contact with a current
20 XXXV   |       hailstones, large as nuts, came pelting down, making the
21 XXXV   |         platform, and as my head came in collision with the corner
22 XXXVI  |          DECEMBER 22nd.—Daylight came at length, and the sun broke
23 XXXVII |  Together with the unclouded sky came a return of the tropical
24 XXXVIII|       following morning the hour came round for the distribution
25 XXXIX  |         it to Andre as though it came from yourself. He would
26 XXXIX  |       what the effort was.~Night came on with the rapidity peculiar
27 XL     |      dint of an eager search, he came upon a piece of leather
28 XLI    |          his lengthened fast, he came to be alive at all.~The
29 XLIII  |      eleven o’clock, the captain came up to me, and whispered
30 XLIV   |         black fins. The monsters came close up to the edge of
31 XLIV   |          moving. As the creature came near, my heart beat violently;
32 XLIV   |         cry of horror. The shark came to a standstill, turned
33 XLVI   |  satisfied myself that the odour came from the front, I crept
34 XLVI   |   starboard angle of the raft, I came to the conclusion that the
35 XLVII  | latitudes, and the full daylight came well nigh at once. I had
36 XLVII  |       and the rope was cut. Then came the sailors. And what was
37 XLVIII |          heat intense; and night came on without bringing much
38 XLVIII |          speaking the others all came up together, and told me
39 XLVIII |    Curtis for protection, and he came and stood beside me. He
40 XLIX   |        consciousness; but when I came to myself I found that Miss
41 LII    |    dawned! and when that morning came it brought another fog,
42 LIII   |        could exactly learn. Then came Falsten, Curtis, Sandon.
43 LIII   |         it without a start. Then came mine, yes, mine! and the
44 LIV    |         soon as Andre Letourneur came to his senses, his first
45 LV     |   lengths away.~But when morning came, the sun rose once again
46 LVI    |         27th CONTINUED.—A change came over me as if by miracle.
47 LVI    |       itself heard.~The struggle came to an end. As soon as the