Chapter

 1 IV     |    reverence and love for you, sir,” I remarked.~“Dear boy!”
 2 IV     |      his own infirmity.”~“Yes, sir, of course he does,” I assented.~“
 3 IV     |        I can never forget. Ah, sir, do you suppose that Andre
 4 V      |    Gulf Stream.”~“Yes, indeed; sir,” replied Curtis, “that
 5 V      |      That’s not for me to say, sir; he ordered us eastwards,
 6 V      |       day to be lost.”~“Right, sir, quite right; there is not
 7 V      |    shortly, “He is my captain, sir.”~This evasive answer of
 8 VI     |        captain mad?”~“Perhaps, sir, I might be allowed to ask
 9 XI     |    Will you then come with me, sir?”~Ruby and Falsten were
10 XII    | direction since we left?”~“No, sir, according to your orders
11 XII    |      ship?”~“The ‘Chancellor,’ sir.”~“Yes, yes, the ‘Chancellor,’
12 XIV    |        over now, Curtis.”~“No, sir, not yet,” he replied, “
13 XVI    |     not know.~“You don’t know, sir? Then all I can say is that
14 XVI    |        merchant.~“That may be, sir; but at present I am as
15 XXVII  |  sailors in the bows.~“Ay, ay, sir,” said one of the men—O’
16 XXVII  |      boatswain.~“I don’t know, sir. Not with us,” was the reply.~“
17 XXXVIII|     year?” I said.~“No indeed, sir,” he replied, “I was only
18 XLI    |     mean?” I exclaimed.~“Well, sir,” he said coldly, “isn’t