Chapter

 1 IV    |         have discovered, that in spite of his physical weakness,
 2 VIII  |         deck so stifling that in spite of the heavy swell I was
 3 IX    |           and that shows that in spite of all our care there is
 4 XII   |        wife, whose condition, in spite of her ludicrous complaints,
 5 XV    | holdfasts of the shrouds, and in spite of the heavy seas that dashed
 6 XXI   |      reef, and even Mr. Kear, in spite of his many objections,
 7 XXIV  |         best they might; but, in spite of all their efforts, the
 8 XXV   |        his elevated position, in spite of being told that if the
 9 XXVIII|       pocket-book. Mrs. Kear, in spite of all that Miss Herbey
10 XXIX  |     cables-lengths away; but, in spite of all their efforts, it
11 XXXII |         only invalid, and he, in spite of all our careful nursing,
12 XL    |       diminished numbers, and in spite of some opposition, the
13 XLIV  |        few puffs of wind; and in spite of our prostration, we appreciate
14 XLVII |         he had reserved. But, in spite of my anxiety, I had a longing
15 XLIX  |    utmost to control him, but in spite of everything he broke loose,
16 L     |     condition amongst us, and in spite of their extreme emaciation
17 LV    | suffocation in the water; but in spite of myself, my mouth opened,