Chapter

 1 II    |    Curtis, our crew consists of Walter, the lieutenant, the boatswain,
 2 VI    |     right.”~“What do Lieutenant Walter and your boatswain think
 3 VII   |        might relieve Lieutenant Walter of the watch. I advanced
 4 VII   |     Captain Huntly?” he said to Walter.~“I have seen nothing of
 5 VII   | undertone, and I could see that Walter by his gesture gave a negative
 6 VII   |          Send me the boatswain, Walter,” said Curtis aloud as the
 7 IX    |        it would,” he answered. “Walter and I, and the boatswain,
 8 XII   |        word.~Curtis, Lieutenant Walter, Falsten, and myself have
 9 XII   |     wishes, in which Lieutenant Walter and the boatswain most cordially
10 XIV   |      far as we knew, Lieutenant Walter, the boatswain, and such
11 XV    |         is well,” said Curtis; “Walter and the boatswain have cast
12 XVI   |   beyond all praise. Lieutenant Walter, the boatswain, and Dowlas
13 XXIV  |    protracted consultation with Walter and the boatswain, Curtis
14 XXVIII|         of the raft. Lieutenant Walter, although his courage never
15 XXX   |      Captain Curtis, Lieutenant Walter, the boatswain, Hobart the
16 XXXII |        satisfactory. Lieutenant Walter is the only invalid, and
17 XXXIII|        The health of Lieutenant Walter continues to cause us grave
18 XXXIII|   agonies of thirst.~Lieutenant Walter suffers more than any of
19 XXXVII|     pangs of hunger. Lieutenant Walter seemed as it were to feed
20 XXXVII|    Slight as my hesitation was, Walter noticed it immediately.~“
21 XL    |       do nothing for Lieutenant Walter, and about half-past seven
22 XLI   |       hand upon his mouth. Poor Walter!~