Chapter

 1 II    |     captain and this mate, whose name is Robert Curtis, our crew
 2 XII   |       tropics.”~“And what is the name of the ship?”~“The ‘Chancellor,’
 3 XVIII |     island upon his chart by the name that Andre Letourneur had
 4 XXXIII|       marine plants known by the name of sargassos, very similar
 5 XLI   |      when dried, is known by the name of stock-fish. Scarcely
 6 XLVI  |         have forgotten a word or name. Only a few minutes, however,
 7 LII   |        fallen was worthy of that name. One fixed idea had taken
 8 LIII  | unanimously agreed that the last name drawn should be the victim.~
 9 LIII  |      after reading out aloud the name upon it, handed it to its
10 LIII  |          to its owner.~The first name called was that of Burke,
11 LIII  |          the boatswain. What his name really was I never could
12 LIII  |          now been called, and my name had not yet been drawn.
13 LIII  |  breathless silence. The seventh name was Miss Herbey’s, but the
14 LIII  |          it slowly, and read the name of Dowlas. The carpenter
15 LIV   |         him one more day; in the name of mercy I entreat, I implore