Chapter

 1 II    |      monotony of the voyage, the close proximity into which we
 2 VII   |      hold. They seemed to be all close as usual, but I now observed
 3 VIII  |   continually wet, so that their close and heavy texture is rendered
 4 X     |   engaged in conversation almost close to me. What they said was
 5 XIII  |   whatever to be done, except to close every aperture.”~The fire
 6 XVIII |       his father and I following close behind. A quarter of an
 7 XXIII |        was effectual, and at the close of the day the level of
 8 XXVI  |        return to my uneasy couch close to the larboard shrouds.~
 9 XXVII | something to the rigging, passed close behind me.~“What’s the matter?”
10 XXXIII|     Jynxtrop had been engaged in close conversation and, although
11 XXXIV |         to contract until it was close around us. At the same instant
12 XLIII |            She is a brig running close upon the wind, on the starboard
13 XLIV  |          fins. The monsters came close up to the edge of the raft,
14 XLVI  |          redoubled vigour at the close of every day, I threw myself,
15 XLVII |      that kept them lingering so close around? It was only too
16 LV    |          JANUARY 27th.—I did not close my eyes all night, and was
17 LVII  |         My journal has come to a close.~I have only to relate,