Chapter

 1 II    |      they are well up to their work.~My list of the ship’s officials
 2 VIII  |    complaint at the additional work thus imposed upon them.
 3 XIV   |   panel is open we will set to work, and pour water with all
 4 XIV   |    even yet.”~“But how can you work your pumps while the deck
 5 XVI   |    fatigue, and then he set to work to devise measures for setting
 6 XIX   |     will, did every one set to work that it was not long before
 7 XIX   |     turn at the pumps, for the work is so extremely fatiguing
 8 XX    |  assistants immediately set to work to repair the charred frame-work
 9 XX    |       that they were unable to work, and had to content themselves
10 XXI   |        consequently could only work at it for two hours out
11 XXI   |    will, had only been able to work for an hour at low water
12 XXI   |    morning of the 23rd was the work complete. The hole was bored
13 XXII  |        two sets, and made them work incessantly, turn and turn
14 XXIII |  courage to persevere with our work.~The night was dark, but
15 XXIII | overcome by despair, refuse to work one minute longer.~The first
16 XXIII |       other men who had struck work, I noticed Jynxtrop the
17 XXIII |        men, he returned to his work.~
18 XXIV  |   without respite, steadily at work, but without producing the
19 XXIV  |      had no alternative but to work on as best they might; but,
20 XXIV  |      ordered to continue their work assiduously at the pumps,
21 XXV   |      longer sinking, he set to work to take down all the sails,
22 XXV   |        no choice but to set to work and to construct a new raft
23 XXVI  |      pains to accomplish their work effectually.~Of all the
24 XXVII |       watched the men at their work M. Letourneur, with one
25 XXX   |         I will not pause in my work of registering the events
26 XXXI  |     our common welfare; let us work with one heart and with
27 XXXI  |  started, the carpenter set to work to contrive some sort of
28 XXXVII|      capable of performing the work of respiration. The young
29 XXXVII|       and the boatswain set to work and made lines out of some
30 XLIV  |   fasten to his rope he set to work to find something that might
31 XLVIII|  another.~And then they set to work again to ransack every quarter
32 LIV   |      to complete the barbarous work, Miss Herbey advanced, or