Chapter

 1 V      |     the north-east horizon. At six, I went on deck with M.
 2 VII    |     wind to speed us along.~At six o’clock this morning I mounted
 3 IX     |    fire was first discovered.~“Six days ago,” replied the mate.~“
 4 IX     |       ago,” replied the mate.~“Six days ago!” I exclaimed; “
 5 X      | although they are some five or six hundred miles away, if the
 6 XVI    |      There were now only about six feet of water around the “
 7 XVI    |  happily proved groundless.~At six o’clock some violent blows
 8 XXI    |  surface measuring ten feet by six. An extra depth of nine
 9 XXIII  |        oath when be announced “Six feet of water in the hold!”~
10 XXIII  |     rings.~Amongst the five or six other men who had struck
11 XXXI   |      at ten in the morning and six in the evening; but as the
12 XXXVIII|     rest for several hours.~At six o’clock this morning I was
13 LII    |       had seen it for the last six weeks, was the circle that
14 LV     |        intoxicated.~It was now six o’clock, and all hope had
15 LVII   |       only five passengers and six seamen remain. Eleven of