Chapter

 1 VIII   |         the sailors, a man named Owen say to his mates,—~“Now
 2 VIII   |          the cook.~“Pshaw!” said Owen, “do you suppose that longboats
 3 IX     |      their frequent conferences, Owen’s mysterious words, the
 4 XIII   |       this?”~A few of them, with Owen at their head, give no heed
 5 XIV    |       but this time all in vain; Owen urged them on, and already
 6 XXIII  |          to abandon his post was Owen, a man whom I have mentioned
 7 XXIII  |         who evidently shared all Owen’s ill feelings.~Twice did
 8 XXIII  |         the pumps, and twice did Owen, acting as spokesman for
 9 XXIII  |        in his hand.~For a moment Owen surveyed the captain with
10 XXVIII |       under the bad influence of Owen and Jynxtrop, made it doubtful
11 XXVIII |     looked round sharply. It was Owen who had spoken, But horrible
12 XXX    |       and seven sailors, Austin, Owen, Wilson, O’Ready, Burke,
13 XXXIII |      sailors, especially between Owen, Burke, Flaypole, Wilson,
14 XXXIII |     strict eye upon Jynxtrop and Owen, who, rascals as they were
15 XXXIII |       to-day. For nearly an hour Owen, Flaypole, Burke, and Jynxtrop
16 XXXIII |       conclusion of the colloquy Owen got up and walked deliberately
17 XXXIII |        Where are you off to now, Owen?” said the boatswain.~“That’
18 XXXIII |         was standing and looking Owen steadily in the face.~“Ah,
19 XXXIII |           What! what!” exclaimed Owen, “don’t you mean to let
20 XXXIII |    malicious grin upon his lips, Owen stood confronting the captain;
21 XXXVI  |     haste about it.”~“Yes,” said Owen, “leave their share of food
22 XXXVIII|          and, starting up, I saw Owen and Jynxtrop, with Flaypole,
23 XXXVIII|         the very last extremity.~Owen and his men advanced towards
24 XXXVIII|     scarcely seemed to know, but Owen and Jynxtrop, not quite
25 XXXVIII|           Overboard with Curtis! Owen shall take the command!”
26 XXXVIII|        with the captain!” howled Owen, as by word and gesture
27 XXXVIII|           walking straight up to Owen, asked him what he wanted.~“
28 XXXVIII|          all to the same level.~“Owen,” said the captain once,
29 XXXVIII|         on, all,of you,” shouted Owen to his companions, without
30 XXXVIII|         regular struggle ensued. Owen and Wilson attacked Curtis,
31 XXXVIII|       was preparing to strike at Owen. But Owen made a sidelong
32 XXXVIII| preparing to strike at Owen. But Owen made a sidelong movement
33 XXXVIII|         boatswain seized hold of Owen.~“Now then,” said Curtis,
34 XXXVIII|         eat me, do you?” sneered Owen, with the most hardened
35 XXXIX  |     impression on our minds, and Owen’s speech coming as a sort
36 XL     |          of some of the sailors. Owen, whom the boatswain ever
37 XLII   |          and looking round I saw Owen writhing in the most horrible
38 XLII   |         were on their feet. Even Owen stopped his cries and stood
39 XLII   |        scanned the distant view.~Owen now began to shriek more
40 XLII   |       tap the other barrel, when Owen started suddenly to his
41 XLIII  |     XLIII.~JANUARY 11th to 14th.—Owen’s convulsions returned with