Chapter

 1 VII    | everything on board. Everything appeared as usual. The “Chancellor”
 2 VII    |    alone. As I expected, Curtis appeared, that he might relieve Lieutenant
 3 VII    |       The boatswain immediately appeared, and another conversation
 4 XIII   |     reach its height; the waves appeared to us mountains high, and
 5 XV     |       taken before the daylight appeared.~I immediately reported
 6 XVI    |      his countenance; to him it appeared perfectly incredible that,
 7 XVI    |   greatly abated; no flames now appeared, and although some black
 8 XXI    |      morning, but when daylight appeared we found that the men, although
 9 XXVI   |      afternoon, though she only appeared at rare intervals between
10 XXVII  |         When daylight at length appeared, I found the wind although
11 XXXIV  |        For a few hours the fish appeared again, and we caught a great
12 XXXIV  |    electric vapours. The clouds appeared like embattled turrets crested
13 XXXIV  |    increased in brilliancy, and appeared from all quarters of the
14 XXXVI  |       the spectre of famine has appeared amongst us, and each has
15 XXXVIII|        armed as they were, they appeared completely masters of the
16 XLIV   |      the boatswain, as the head appeared above.~The whirl had passed
17 XLVI   |   whilst for getting food there appeared no chance; and, as we knew
18 XLVII  |       the first streaks of dawn appeared. There is no twilight in
19 XLIX   |    those who had partaken of it appeared to suffer comparatively
20 LII    |      friends, and my family all appeared as it were in a vision,
21 LII    |         but nothing of the kind appeared, and the sea was dreary
22 LIV    |      realities, so that nothing appeared to me more certain than
23 LV     |      Neither ship nor shore had appeared, and as the shocking hour