Chapter

 1 XVI    |      Walter, the boatswain, and Dowlas the carpenter have all alike
 2 XIX    |     broken mizen-mast repaired. Dowlas the carpenter, with considerable
 3 XIX    |        cleverly accomplished by Dowlas and Flaypole, who contrived
 4 XX     |     they were below, Curtis and Dowlas made themselves acquainted
 5 XX     |        was unanimously accepted Dowlas and his assistants immediately
 6 XXI    |      Curtis, the boatswain, and Dowlas went to examine the ridge
 7 XXI    |       once for their pikes, and Dowlas and his assistants, under
 8 XXIV   |     could not find room in her. Dowlas the carpenter, Mr. Falsten,
 9 XXV    |    almost at a moment’s notice, Dowlas was making every exertion
10 XXIX   |     back to the ship.~Meantime, Dowlas and his men, by means of
11 XXX    |          Jynxtrop the cook, and Dowlas the carpenter; and seven
12 XXX    |          and covering by night. Dowlas has his carpenter’s tools,
13 XXXI   |    speed us on our dubious way. Dowlas was occupied in fixing the
14 XXXV   |   drenched to the skin. Curtis, Dowlas, the boatswain, and the
15 XXXVII |       the most of it, and after Dowlas had carefully readjusted
16 XXXVIII|        most frightful tortures. Dowlas and the boatswain especially,
17 XXXVIII|     captain, the boatswain, and Dowlas. I attached myself in a
18 XXXVIII|      too late; he’s dead!” said Dowlas.~“Ah, well! he’ll do for—”
19 XLIV   |        a substitute. Curtis and Dowlas were consulted, and after
20 XLIV   |   sharks to remain by the raft, Dowlas went and fetched his carpenter’
21 XLIV   |      could possibly release it. Dowlas seized his hatchet, ready
22 XLIV   | patience, all had been in vain. Dowlas made a few more unsuccessful
23 XLV    |       for in a very short time, Dowlas, with a shout of delight,
24 XLVII  |        of the others, —Falsten, Dowlas, the boatswain, and all
25 XLVII  |      shortly after this I heard Dowlas talking about the possibility
26 XLVIII |      the tumult.~The boatswain, Dowlas, and all the sailors were
27 XLVIII |     know who has done it,” said Dowlas, scowling with vindictive
28 XLIX   |     beneath the waves.~Falsten, Dowlas, and the boatswain, made
29 LI     |  partaker of his hallucination.~Dowlas, Falsten, and the boatswain,
30 LII    |    voice, which I recognized as Dowlas’s; broke upon my ear.~“Captain,”
31 LIII   |   remained in the hat; those of Dowlas and of M. Letourneur himself.~“
32 LIII   |    slowly, and read the name of Dowlas. The carpenter gave a yell
33 LIV    |        the part of butcher, and Dowlas stood, hatchet in hand,
34 LIV    |       and yet M. Letourneur and Dowlas were both there still. Miss
35 LV     |     time’s up!” and followed by Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole, and Sandon,
36 LV     |        the back of the raft. As Dowlas’seized the hatchet convulsively,
37 LV     |       come, no more fuss,” said Dowlas, as he tore the young man
38 LV     |         of me.”~“Agreed!” cried Dowlas; and as M. Letourneur held
39 LVII   |         Falsten, the boatswain, Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole, Sandon,