Chapter

 1 VI    | north-west until she gets into better quarters.~I was alone with
 2 IX    |      made the discovery. It is better that you should know it.”~
 3 XII   |       after all, we shall fare better with the fire as a declared
 4 XV    |        and perhaps may get the better of the fire.”~“True,” said
 5 XVIII |    answered his father, “it is better to give warning of a danger
 6 XVIII | replied Andre. “I think we had better ask Captain Curtis to let
 7 XX    |       the nearest port.”~As no better plan seemed to suggest itself,
 8 XXI   | boatswain.~“You have something better than powder,” said Falsten.~“
 9 XXII  |     that threatened us; it was better that they should know the
10 XXIX  |      enough, my man; and you’d better look sharp.”~“Faith, then,
11 XXXII |      say the truth, it was far better for us that the sea should
12 XXXIII|       then, as though thinking better of himself, he turned round
13 XXXVI |       who are going to die had better make haste about it.”~“Yes,”
14 XLI   |      he said coldly, “isn’t it better to eat a dead man than a
15 XLVII |        remarked to me, “it was better to eat a dead man than a
16 XLIX  |        forehead. I am somewhat better; but I am weakened, mind
17 LI    |    body, that it might serve a better purpose than merely feeding