Chapter

 1 VII    |      question which the mate had asked him. “Send me the boatswain,
 2 VII    |          did not allude to it; I asked him point blank.~“What was
 3 VIII   |         what do you mean to do?” asked Jynxstrop, the cook.~“Pshaw!”
 4 IX     | surviving such circumstances?” I asked.~“Yes, Mr. Kazallon,” said
 5 X      |         Mr, Falsten.”~“But why,” asked Falsten, “did you not inform
 6 XI     |         straight up to Ruby, and asked him whether what he had
 7 XII    |         tell me, Mr. Falsten,” I asked, “is it possible for picrate
 8 XII    |    condition quite desperate?” I asked.~“It is just this,” he answered
 9 XVI    |        gruff, ill-tempered tone, asked Curtis where we were. Curtis
10 XVII   |          of our case, but merely asked M. Letourneur if he had
11 XVIII  |         the ship; and although I asked his wife to join us in one
12 XXI    |          Falsten.~“What’s that?” asked the captain.~“Picrate of
13 XXV    |          mean to say,” I further asked, “that she can sail with
14 XXVII  |            What’s the matter?” I asked,~“The wind has changed,”
15 XXVII  |     lying prostrate at her feet, asked what we thought ought to
16 XXXI   |        clock this morning Curtis asked our attention for a moment.~“
17 XXXIII |         the matter with Curtis I asked him whether he was sure
18 XXXVII |        his strength to speak, he asked me in a few broken words
19 XXXVIII|     walking straight up to Owen, asked him what he wanted.~“What
20 XXXIX  |    suppose we have to live?” she asked again.~“I cannot say; perhaps
21 XXXIX  |         quite alone, Miss Herbey asked me if I would grant her
22 XXXIX  |        breaking off suddenly, he asked,—“How long is it since my
23 XXXIX  |         do you want me to do?” I asked at length.~“Hush! not so
24 XXXIX  |         more another time. Andre asked no more questions, and eagerly
25 XLI    |         throwing it overboard, I asked Curtis to assist me in the
26 XLI    |      boatswain now approached, I asked him whether he thought it
27 XLI    |          why not try at once,” I asked.~“Not now,” he said evasively; “
28 XLI    |        you none left?” at last I asked.~“Yes!” he almost whispered
29 XLI    |        you have no more left?” I asked.~“No more,” he said. Then
30 XLII   |        might act as an emetic. I asked Curtis for a little of the
31 LIII   |         Letourneur.~“Which one?” asked the boatswain.~“Andre,”
32 LIV    |         yet been finished. Andre asked no further question, but
33 LV     |          to do to my father?” he asked in accents choked with emotion.~“
34 LVI    |     drink.~“But where are we?” I asked at length.~“The land is