Chapter

 1 X     |   and although they are some five or six hundred miles away,
 2 XIII  |   24th to 29th.—For the last five days the sea has been very
 3 XVI   |    announced that there were five feet of water below. This
 4 XVI   | increased with the tide from five feet to nine; but this was
 5 XIX   | NOVEMBER 15th.—For the first five days after the “Chancellor”
 6 XXII  |   morning the soundings gave five feet for its depth, I noticed
 7 XXIII | thick red rings.~Amongst the five or six other men who had
 8 XXVI  |     have been unbearable. At five o’clock we took as refreshment
 9 XXVII |    night, and there were now five feet of water above deck;
10 XXVII |      his command.~“There are five saved, then,” said the boatswain.~“
11 XXVII |   boatswain.~“Faith, an it’s five lost ye’ll be maning,” said
12 XXVIII|      degree of hardness.”~At five o’clock one of our companions
13 XXX   |     this number includes the five passengers, namely M. Letourneur,
14 XXXI  |      of which there are only five gallons, it will be doled
15 LVII  |      on board the ship, only five passengers and six seamen