Chapter

 1 XIX    |       One of the sailors, named Flaypole, dived one day at low water
 2 XIX    |      accomplished by Dowlas and Flaypole, who contrived to dive at
 3 XXX    |       Ready, Burke, Sandon, and Flaypole.~Such are the passengers
 4 XXXIII | especially between Owen, Burke, Flaypole, Wilson, and Jynxtrop, the
 5 XXXIII |        For nearly an hour Owen, Flaypole, Burke, and Jynxtrop had
 6 XXXVI  |       part of the raft, I heard Flaypole say with a sneer,—~“Those
 7 XXXVIII|         Owen and Jynxtrop, with Flaypole, Wilson, Burke, and Sandon,
 8 XXXVIII|      piece of a spar; Burke and Flaypole rushed upon Falsten and
 9 XXXVIII|         put an end to the fray. Flaypole and Burke were lying prostrate
10 XLII   |       reached him, a shout from Flaypole arrested my attention.~The
11 XLII   |      the direction indicated by Flaypole there was a white speck
12 XLIV   |       the edge of the raft, and Flaypole, who was leaning over, narrowly
13 LI     |        indeed, was visible, but Flaypole, laughing, singing, and
14 LI     |       which he had been raving, Flaypole at last sank down in a heap
15 LIII   |       of delight; then followed Flaypole and the boatswain. What
16 LV     |      followed by Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole, and Sandon, ran to the
17 LVII   |       boatswain, Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole, Sandon, and last, though