Chapter

 1 XXIV   |    feet wide, upon which the platform was to be supported.~I kept
 2 XXVI   |    their narrow and unstable platform, the spectacle of the raging
 3 XXVII  |       he said, as the narrow platform on which we stood creaked
 4 XXVIII |   above the water. The upper platform is constructed from the
 5 XXIX   | fastened to the sides of the platform; this mast carried a large
 6 XXIX   |      helped safely on to the platform, where his father immediately
 7 XXXII  |   have a comparatively solid platform beneath our feet, and we
 8 XXXV   |     pelting down, making the platform of the raft re-echo with
 9 XXXV   |    between the planks of the platform, and, unable to disengage
10 XXXV   |     laid me prostrate on the platform, and as my head came in
11 XXXVII |      little requisition. The platform of the raft has been repaired,
12 XXXVIII|     he rolled over on to the platform, dragging me with him. Andre
13 XL     |     spars that supported the platform. He snatched it off and
14 XLV    |    hands as we rose from the platform on which we had been lying,
15 LV     |      were crawling about the platform, with their eyes gleaming,