Chapter

 1 VI     |     arduous course, there are times when I can only compare
 2 VIII   |      we approach; and several times I have caught the word “
 3 X      |  canvas she can carry, and at times her top-masts threaten to
 4 X      |   energetic Frenchman; for at times when I reflect upon the
 5 XIV    |   upon her beam ends; several times she strikes the ground;
 6 XVI    |       rock, but the number of times that she had touched the
 7 XVIII  |       Miss Herbey has several times been permitted to accompany
 8 XX     |       lifted the ship several times.~“Now, my boys,” said Curtis
 9 XXVI   |      that’s been wrecked nine times already? and sure, poor
10 XXVI   |        for I, saw him several times shake his head as he gave
11 XXXI   | months, but twice, nay, three times that length of time will
12 XXXII  |       heat made our thirst at times very painful.~On the 15th
13 XXXV   |       taken fire, and several times I saw forked lightnings
14 XXXVIII|    these bare planks, so many times washed clean by the relentless
15 XXXIX  | Another night passed away. At times my sufferings were so intense
16 XLI    |  fellow’s corpse, and several times Miss Herbey joined me in
17 XLII   |      to slake our thirst four times in the day, instead of only
18 XLIII  |  although the smarting was at times severe, it was an inconvenience
19 XLIII  |     the boatswain had several times sung out his tidings that
20 L      |     into apathy, and it is at times difficult to believe that
21 LII    |      sound was repeated three times, and as I went up to the