Chapter

 1 1      |          between South Carolina and Great Britain, and all who wish
 2 II     |          capable of coping with any great emergency, I confess I cannot
 3 IV     |             thirty years of age, of great muscular power, with a frame
 4 VII    |         tarpauling that covered the great hatchway.~Curious to fathom
 5 VIII   |            were washing the deck, A great sheet of water, supplied
 6 VIII   |        dabble in the flowing water.~Great was my amazement to find
 7 XIII   |          few on the forecastle, the great proportion of us on the
 8 XVII   | extinguishing the fire. He is at no great pains to spare the cargo,
 9 XVIII  |        visit to the reef but to her great disappointment Mrs. Kear
10 XXI    |           basalt.”~Falsten is not a great talker, but what he does
11 XXVII  |       literally raging beneath, and great masses of livid-looking
12 XXX    |          not desperate. We have one great fear; some there are amongst
13 XXXII  |     evidently feels that he has the great responsibility of saving
14 XXXIV  |     appeared again, and we caught a great many of them, and stored
15 XXXV   |           air, hail was formed with great rapidity, and hailstones,
16 XXXVIII|           true, that there was some great void within myself, but
17 XLII   |            up in the mast, and with great excitement pointing to the
18 XLIV   |            water rapidly with their great black fins. The monsters
19 XLVI   |             which the danger was as great as the success was doubtful.~
20 XLVIII |             a weapon in each.~To my great relief the search was ineffectual.
21 L      |             the probability is very great that every day must now
22 LI     |       tempest has been raging at no great distance. The raft labours