Chapter

 1 VII    |         for a cup of tea, and I remained on the poop alone. As I
 2 IX     |     grave communication, Curtis remained silent. I shivered with
 3 X      |   unbearable. One solitary hope remained; it is that we may reach
 4 XI     |   operations, and the long-boat remained suspended in its place.
 5 XI     |       on the poop, where he had remained throughout the panic, and
 6 XII    |         his cabin, where he has remained ever since, fully occupied
 7 XVI    |          For several minutes he remained there examining the open
 8 XX     |       either hand by rocks that remained uncovered even at high water,
 9 XXII   |        cabins, but all the crew remained on deck, whilst Curtis never
10 XXVI   |  oppressive heat.~The sea still remained very rough, and as the heavy
11 XXVI   |     looking after his wife, but remained by the side of Silas Huntly
12 XXVI   |        grew calmer, but the sea remained very rough. The moon had
13 XXVI   |        not speak to any one. He remained for a quarter of an hour,
14 XXVIII |         as it may seem, Falsten remained the same as ever, occupying
15 XXIX   |        the “Chancellor.”~Curtis remained standing on the main-top,
16 XXXIII |       resting on her hands, she remained lost in thought.~An incident
17 XXXIV  |        not return, but the, air remained stifling and oppressive,
18 XXXVI  |        amongst us, and each has remained wrapped in his own gloomy
19 XXXVIII|       sea and sky, and our raft remained the centre of the wide and
20 XLI    |        JANUARY 8th.—All night I remained by the side of the poor
21 XLI    |     trust them to any one else, remained watching them himself. In
22 XLII   | accustomed places. Curtis alone remained motionless, but his eye
23 XLVI   |    asleep nor awake. How long I remained in that state of stupor
24 XLVII  |       whether any spark of life remained? No, indeed; the corpse
25 XLVIII |         through the day the sky remained unclouded and the heat intense;
26 LI     |     Curtis was the only man who remained on his feet, but with indomitable
27 LIII   |   senseless. Only two names now remained in the hat; those of Dowlas
28 LVII   |       Andre and his father, who remained by themselves together at