Chapter

 1 1    |       and the base of all her masts, except the mizen, with
 2 1    |   upwards to the truck of her masts.~I must now relate how it
 3 VI   | rigging, and hang between the masts in festoons of verdure;
 4 VI   |    accumulation of algae; her masts are circled with hydrophytes;
 5 XIII |  forth to the very top of the masts. No; we must have courage
 6 XIII |  mount to the very top of the masts.~At eleven o’clock, several
 7 XX   |     breeze freshened, and the masts gave to the pressure of
 8 XXV  |  shouting “Overboard with the masts!” they began to cut down
 9 XXV  |      taking possession of the masts for a new raft.~But here
10 XXV  |      that floated between the masts after the submersion of
11 XXVI |   immerged; besides the three masts and the bowsprit, to which
12 XXVI |       over the ship shook the masts till they trembled again,
13 XXVII| purlin—for the waves made the masts tremble with their violence—
14 XXVII|      were dashing between the masts, which were oscillating
15 XXVII|       with the swaying of the masts.~Miss Herbey heard his words,
16 XXIX |      to the level of the top- masts, like an eternity—before
17 XLIII|     hanging loose against her masts. Turning to the direction