Chapter

 1 XIII   |       scorched and shrivelling planks; the resin oozed out from
 2 XIX    |       rider of the keel; three planks had been stoved in by a
 3 XIX    |      inside against the broken planks. The scheme succeeded very
 4 XX     | expected, and the thick, heavy planks had only been scorched very
 5 XXIV   |       terrible moment when the planks bent below my feet and the
 6 XXV    |        point of conveying some planks for this purpose, when,
 7 XXVI   |    obliged to be employed; the planks, too, which were continually
 8 XXVIII |        is constructed from the planks that were broken from the
 9 XXIX   |     after all, these few frail planks will carry us to the shore
10 XXXIII |      managed to make with some planks a kind of wall about a couple
11 XXXV   |       blew down several of the planks that formed the low parapet
12 XXXV   |    caught his foot between the planks of the platform, and, unable
13 XXXVII |       repaired, the disjointed planks have been closed by means
14 XXXVIII|      of hunger; but these bare planks, so many times washed clean
15 XLIII  |    last and only chance.”~Some planks were quickly loosened and
16 LI     |      Why not let the few frail planks part asunder, and allow