Chapter

 1 V     |       Letourneur to me, as we stood gazing at the distant land, “
 2 XIV   |   Chancellor’s” side.~The men stood aghast; they were dumbfoundered.
 3 XVI   | daylight. I and M. Letourneur stood watching Curtis as he continued
 4 XVIII |     outline of the reef as it stood clearly defined against
 5 XX    |     the starboard bar. Curtis stood upon the poop, giving his
 6 XXVII |  supporting his son, came and stood by my side.~“Don’t you think
 7 XXVII |   narrow platform on which we stood creaked and groaned with
 8 XXXIII|      grin upon his lips, Owen stood confronting the captain;
 9 XXXV  |   from the waves. Miss Herbey stood upright and motionless as
10 XXXV  |    crest of an enormous wave, stood literally perpendicularly
11 XXXV  | disengage it, the poor fellow stood uttering-cries of distress.~
12 XLII  |    Owen stopped his cries and stood erect. It was quite true
13 XLII  |       glanced at Curtis as he stood with folded arms intently
14 XLIII |   died away across the sea.~I stood aft with M. Letourneur,
15 XLIII |    our captain’s face. Curtis stood leaning against the mast,
16 XLIV  |    horror.~The boatswain, who stood with clenched teeth and
17 XLIV  |     breathless, excitement we stood watching the preparations,
18 XLVIII|   protection, and he came and stood beside me. He said nothing,
19 LIV   |   part of butcher, and Dowlas stood, hatchet in hand, ready
20 LV    |      Curtis and the boatswain stood by the mast attentively