Chapter

 1 II  | prominent position—I mean the mate. I have hitherto, however,
 2 II  |  Besides the captain and this mate, whose name is Robert Curtis,
 3 II  |      under the command of the mate, they brought us skilfully
 4 IV  | opinion of Robert Curtis, the mate, a man of about thirty years
 5 V   |     rapid. Robert Curtis, the mate, with whom I continue to
 6 V   |  aware what he was about. The mate made no further remark;
 7 VI  |    same as I do,” replied the mate; “but if the captain chooses
 8 VII |  determined to wait until the mate should come on watch, when
 9 VII |       some question which the mate had asked him. “Send me
10 VIII|    only too manifest that the mate decidedly disapproves.~Captain
11 VIII|       course of yesterday the mate gave repeated orders for
12 IX  |    Six days ago,” replied the mate.~“Six days ago!” I exclaimed; “
13 X   | consultation between captain, mate, lieutenant, and boatswain
14 XI  |    the hold; for although the mate had a power over the sailors
15 XI  |       order was restored, the mate and, I joined Falsten on
16 XII |       into his cabin, and the mate has since made me acquainted
17 XII |    prompt acquiescence of the mate.~“I do not know how it is,”