Chapter

 1 IX     |    enlighten them. We don’t want terrified women and cowardly
 2 X      |   thrown overboard. I don’t want, to be blown up.”~I started.
 3 XVI    | please to know that I don’t want to stay for ever on your
 4 XXVIII |    far distant when we must want for food.~
 5 XXXIII | Look here, captain, what we want is to have our grog served
 6 XXXVII |  under it by turns.~But the want of food was beginning to
 7 XXXVIII| what he wanted.~“What do we want? Why, we want no more captains;
 8 XXXVIII|    What do we want? Why, we want no more captains; we are
 9 XXXVIII|   moment to live.”~“Oh, you want to eat me, do you?” sneered
10 XXXIX  |   but think that there is a want of genuineness in his manner,
11 XXXIX  |    in silence.~“What do you want me to do?” I asked at length.~“
12 XXXIX  |      Towering his voice, “I want you to offer it to Andre
13 XLIII  |      Mr. Kazallon; I do not want to raise false hopes, but
14 XLVI   |     we could not use it for want of a whirl, we could not
15 LV     |     courage. “Stop! I don’t want to deprive you of your ration;