Chapter

 1 V     |        to Liverpool, would have kept northwards, and have followed
 2 VIII  |      the hatches have thus been kept continually wet, so that
 3 IX    |      hotter, and unless it were kept constantly wet, it would
 4 XII   |          of course. And have we kept a north- easterly direction
 5 XIII  |        raving maniac, had to be kept rigidly under restraint.
 6 XXIV  |        the night the pumps were kept, without respite, steadily
 7 XXIV  | perishing in the flames.~Curtis kept the men up to the mark,
 8 XXIV  | platform was to be supported.~I kept my own place steadily at
 9 XXXIII|      keg of brandy. Is it being kept for the porpoises or the
10 XXXIV |        storm. Until midnight we kept our seats upon the stern
11 XXXVII|      complaints.~The lieutenant kept his eye fixed upon me with
12 XL    | boatswain ever since the revolt kept bound to the mast, is in
13 XLII  |    bottom of the barrel, though kept covered by a sail, became
14 XLIII |      the half-hour of our bath, kept a sharp look-out to give
15 XLIV  | conversation, during which they kept throwing bits of rope and
16 XLV   |         flat upon our backs and kept our mouths wide open. The
17 XLVI  | astonishment; but some instinct kept me quiet, and I laid myself
18 XLVI  |        determined effort that I kept myself from screaming out
19 XLVII | restored. What then was it that kept them lingering so close
20 XLIX  |       flinging us gory morsels, kept saying “Eat, eat!” In the
21 LIV   |        moment’s intermission, I kept my eyes fixed upon the unbroken
22 LVII  |       clustered in a group, and kept our expectant gaze upon