Chapter

 1 XVII   |   continually falling out with Jynxtrop, the cook, an impudent,
 2 XXIII  |     had struck work, I noticed Jynxtrop the cook, who evidently
 3 XXIII  |   defiance; but at a sign from Jynxtrop he seemed to recollect himself;
 4 XXVIII |      bad influence of Owen and Jynxtrop, made it doubtful whether
 5 XXX    | boatswain, Hobart the steward, Jynxtrop the cook, and Dowlas the
 6 XXXIII |   Burke, Flaypole, Wilson, and Jynxtrop, the negro, aroused some
 7 XXXIII |      to keep a strict eye upon Jynxtrop and Owen, who, rascals as
 8 XXXIII |     Owen, Flaypole, Burke, and Jynxtrop had been engaged in close
 9 XXXVIII|    starting up, I saw Owen and Jynxtrop, with Flaypole, Wilson,
10 XXXVIII|   seemed to know, but Owen and Jynxtrop, not quite so much intoxicated
11 XXXVIII|     left to confront the negro Jynxtrop, who attempted to strike
12 XXXVIII|        and thus saved my life. Jynxtrop dropped his weapon in his
13 XXXVIII|      in a drunken stupour, and Jynxtrop was soon overpowered, and
14 XLI    | quickly, and found that it was Jynxtrop who had spoken.~As the boatswain
15 XLIV   |        entrusted to my charge.~Jynxtrop the negro has broken loose
16 XLIX   |        The scene was terrible. Jynxtrop the negro went raving mad.
17 LI     |     impossible, for ever since Jynxtrop’s death the sharks have
18 LI     | unfortunate wretch would, like Jynxtrop, put an end to himself by
19 LII    |        knew that eleven, since Jynxtrop was dead, was the correct