Chapter

 1 V      |      kept northwards, and have followed the track of the Gulf Stream.”~“
 2 X      |      forbear listening to what followed.~“Preposterous! shameful!”
 3 XIII   |       tar, melted by the heat, followed the rollings of the vessel,
 4 XIII   |    smoke issue from the front, followed by a long tongue of lambent
 5 XXI    |    good advice was immediately followed; the two substances were
 6 XXIV   |      the poop rushed Mr. Kear, followed immediately by Falsten and
 7 XXIV   |       his hand.~The scene that followed will ever be engraven in
 8 XXIX   |       first to disappear, then followed the main-top; and soon,
 9 XXXIV  |       morning one vivid flash, followed, after the interval of a
10 XXXV   |      the utmost fury. The raft followed the motions of the increasing
11 XXXV   |    began to rage indeed. Flash followed flash, peal followed peal
12 XXXV   |     Flash followed flash, peal followed peal in quick succession.
13 XXXVIII|        Curtis’s party. Falsten followed my example, and although
14 XL     |       relief. Instantly we all followed his example; a leather hat,
15 XLI    |        bleeding. M. Letourneur followed my example; the poor man
16 XLII   | curling wave.~A deep dejection followed this phantom ray of hope.
17 LI     |      the sharks, they rose and followed the madman everywhere he
18 LIII   | uttered a cry of delight; then followed Flaypole and the boatswain.
19 LV     |      Now then, time’s up!” and followed by Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole,