Chapter

 1 V     |        leagues from shore make the attempt to land a very dangerous
 2 V     |          it is true, was making an attempt to join us, but she had
 3 XIII  |          Even with thick shoes any attempt to walk upon deck up to
 4 XVII  |      accumulation of rock, yet the attempt will at least occupy us
 5 XX    |           occur to-day, to make an attempt to get the ship, lightened
 6 XX    |           for, in the event of the attempt being unsuccessful, it would
 7 XXIV  |            DECEMBER 4th.—The first attempt at mutiny being thus happily
 8 XXVIII|        able to save.~And how can I attempt to give any idea of the
 9 XXXVII|         become, at all hazards the attempt must be made again. Accordingly
10 XXXVII|      single bite. For two days the attempt was made in vain, and as
11 XLI   |       encouraged him to repeat his attempt.~“Oh, yes,” he said; “I’
12 XLII  |        ordinary rule enabled us to attempt to slake our thirst four
13 XLII  |        only twice. I use the word “attempt” advisedly; for the water
14 XLIV  |        their protracted fast, will attempt to do us any mischief now.~
15 XLIV  |          He determined to make the attempt, and as he had no whirl
16 XLVI  | willingness personally to make the attempt, but so numerous were the
17 XLVII |            the hopelessness of his attempt, and tried to reconcile
18 LI    |         was obliged to give up the attempt in despair.~Falsten is now