Chapter

 1 XII  |       we kept a north- easterly direction since we left?”~“No, sir,
 2 XVI  |          Curtis!” Following the direction of the cries we saw that
 3 XX   |       consequently right in the direction of the passage. The captain,
 4 XXI  |       his assistants, under the direction of Falsten, who, as an engineer,
 5 XXXI |         to maintain our desired direction. Curtis and Falsten assisted
 6 XXXII|          but always in the same direction, and the helm, or rather
 7 XLII |      was quite true that in the direction indicated by Flaypole there
 8 XLIII|       to be looking in the same direction, raised the cry, “Ship ahoy!”~
 9 XLIII|        of conjectures as to the direction she was taking. Curtis was
10 XLIII| evidently making her way in the direction of the raft, but every now
11 XLIII|       her masts. Turning to the direction of the wind I tried to make
12 XLIV |      and making straight in our direction. It was a shark, certainly
13 XLVI |     very little to us from what direction the wind may blow if only
14 XLVI |       between the spars in that direction. Following the promptings
15 LI   |      general observation of the direction of the wind and currents