Chapter

 1 IV     |    seem ever ready for action.~Whilst we were still talking of
 2 IV     |        and her eyes deep blue, whilst her pleasing countenance
 3 VI     |        in festoons of verdure; whilst others, varying from two
 4 X      |      continued to remonstrate, whilst Ruby answered by shrugging
 5 XI     |        silence Ruby’s ravings, whilst I, in as few words as I
 6 XIII   |   clambering into the shrouds, whilst others mount to the very
 7 XVI    |    level of the highest tides; whilst a sort of causeway, available
 8 XVIII  |     all but the highest waves, whilst the prismatic shafts themselves
 9 XVIII  |        luncheon in the grotto, whilst the basalt columns vibrate
10 XXII   |     the crew remained on deck, whilst Curtis never quitted his
11 XXIII  |         and his ears protrude, whilst his bleared and bloodshot
12 XXV    |        his post upon the poop; whilst in the extreme aft near
13 XXVIII |      ten feet above the water, whilst the bowsprit, with the exception
14 XXXI   |       happening in our favour; whilst if a calm should set in,
15 XXXII  |    examine our fishing- lines; whilst at night we can rest securely
16 XXXIV  |       stifling and oppressive, whilst heavy masses of vapour hung
17 XXXIV  |    upon the stern of the raft, whilst the lightning ever and again
18 XXXVI  |   bottom of the broken barrel, whilst the second barrel has not
19 XXXVII |     had already ceased to act, whilst the other was scarcely capable
20 XXXVIII|     Falsten and the boatswain, whilst I was left to confront the
21 XLVI   |        of rain seemed hopeful, whilst for getting food there appeared
22 XLVI   |      had provided for himself, whilst all around him were dying
23 XLVII  | ourselves dying of starvation, whilst our eight companions would
24 LII    |        heavily round the raft; whilst Curtis, leaning against
25 LV     |        that he could not move, whilst Burke and Sandon carried
26 LV     |     bear this scene no longer; whilst we were alive to prevent