Chapter

 1 IV   |      steep steps that led to the poop.~As soon as Andre was comfortably
 2 V    |       she had barely reached the poop, when Mrs. Kear’s languid
 3 VI   |      with Curtis to-day upon the poop, and could not help saying
 4 VII  |       this morning I mounted the poop and made as keen a scrutiny
 5 VII  |        assisted him to mount the poop. In answer to my inquiry
 6 VII  |       tea, and I remained on the poop alone. As I expected, Curtis
 7 VIII |         the heat which below the poop had been quite oppressive.
 8 X    | passengers were assembled on the poop. Evidently they found the
 9 X    |          As I was sitting on the poop, two of my fellow-passengers,
10 XI   |      where is Ruby now?”~“On the poop,” I said.~“Will you then
11 XI   |          he darted down from the poop, and paced franticly up
12 XI   |          I joined Falsten on the poop, where he had remained throughout
13 XIII |      soon impracticable, and the poop, simply because its door
14 XIII |          proportion of us on the poop. As for the picrate, for
15 XIII |          he says. Rushing to the poop, and seizing a cutlass,
16 XIV  |          the aft-quarters of the poop. Mrs. Kear was lying senseless
17 XIV  |        at the extreme end of the poop. Mrs. Kear was laid in the
18 XV   |          hour he returned to the poop.~“Heaven be praised!” he
19 XV   |         and joined Curtis on the poop.~Here they held a consultation,
20 XVI  |      most secluded corner of the poop. The broken mizen may, perhaps,
21 XVI  |      down and rejoined us on the poop.~“No land in sight,” he
22 XVI  |        kind of encampment on the poop, and the few mattresses
23 XVI  |       result; he returned to the poop and announced that we are
24 XIX  |     extent, had been done to the poop and to the crew’s lockers,
25 XX   |       bar. Curtis stood upon the poop, giving his chief attention
26 XXII |        quitted his post upon the poop.~Towards two o’clock in
27 XXIV |          are sinking!”~Up to the poop rushed Mr. Kear, followed
28 XXV  |    returned to his post upon the poop; whilst in the extreme aft
29 XXV  |   insisted upon remaining on the poop, Miss Herbey, of course,
30 XXV  |         him for a while upon the poop.~“Everything depends upon
31 XXV  |        been induced to leave the poop, and has managed to join
32 XXVI |    whale-boat was suspended, the poop and the forecastle are the
33 XXVI |        making my way towards the poop, he came up to me and began
34 XXVII|       and the forecastle and the poop were now all but on a level
35 XXIX |       risen to the fore-top; the poop and forecastle were completely