Chapter

 1 II    |          slight build, and has a small head, which he has a habit
 2 XIV   |        now remaining to us but a small whale-boat. Not a word was
 3 XVI   | irregular mass of rocks formed a small islet. This islet rose about
 4 XVI   |        which formed the rim of a small and almost circular basin
 5 XVIII |       family, who let it for the small sum of 12 pounds a year.~“
 6 XXIII |       inches. The diminution was small enough, but the consciousness
 7 XXIV  |       remaining boat was far too small to hold us all, and it would
 8 XXV   |      limited is necessarily very small, nowhere measuring twelve
 9 XXX   |      deck was submerged, and the small quantity that Curtis has
10 XXX   |     another of preserved meat, a small keg of brandy, and two barrels
11 XXXVII|      obtained from the captain a small extra supply of water, with
12 XXXIX |         very little to do. He is small, with a fawning expression
13 XLI   |  fourteen starving persons, but, small as the quantity was, it
14 XLV   |          into the barrel to this small quantity the sailors were
15 XLVI  |       not weigh many ounces, but small as it was it would suffice
16 XLVII |         had thus stolen was very small; but small as it was it
17 XLVII |       stolen was very small; but small as it was it had alleviated
18 LII   |         steady thrust I opened a small vein. The blood oozed out