Chapter

 1 X      |   speculation on his part to rest by telling him that he wanted
 2 XI     |    brought on board with the rest of his baggage, a case containing
 3 XI     |     out, rushed on deck; the rest of the passengers soon joined
 4 XXIII  |     allow himself a minute’s rest, made a personal inspection
 5 XXIII  |  acting as spokesman for the rest, refuse; and when Curtis
 6 XXIV   |    put the raft in hand, the rest of the crew being ordered
 7 XXVIII |    were calm enough, but the rest had well-nigh lost their
 8 XXXII  |   Herbey obtained sufficient rest to relieve the tired expression
 9 XXXII  |       whilst at night we can rest securely under the shelter
10 XXXVIII|     by fatigue, I managed to rest for several hours.~At six
11 XXXVIII|      much intoxicated as the rest; seemed to be urging them
12 XXXIX  |      much as it has upon the rest of us. I have my suspicions
13 XLVII  |   the boatswain, and all the rest,—I know that, to assuage
14 XLVII  | added, “we can salt down the rest.”~The boatswain assented
15 XLVIII |      enough you, and all the rest of you, had a right to your
16 LIII   |    take her chance among the rest.~It was then half-past ten,
17 LIII   |       would only precede the rest by a few days, or even hours.
18 LIII   |    it was written Andr—; the rest of the word was torn away.
19 LV     | to-morrow you shall have the rest of me.”~“Agreed!” cried
20 LVI    | Curtis, Falsten, and all the rest were on their knees and