Chapter

 1 XXII   |      to go to my cabin, when Burke, one of the sailors who
 2 XXVI   | their services, two of them, Burke and Sandon, swung themselves
 3 XXVI   |   down from the foretop, and Burke and Sandon proceeded to
 4 XXX    |       Owen, Wilson, O’Ready, Burke, Sandon, and Flaypole.~Such
 5 XXXIII |     especially between Owen, Burke, Flaypole, Wilson, and Jynxtrop,
 6 XXXIII |      an hour Owen, Flaypole, Burke, and Jynxtrop had been engaged
 7 XXXVIII|       with Flaypole, Wilson, Burke, and Sandon, standing in
 8 XXXVIII|      with a piece of a spar; Burke and Flaypole rushed upon
 9 XXXVIII|    to the fray. Flaypole and Burke were lying prostrate in
10 XL     |    his restraint. Sandon and Burke are also suffering from
11 LIII   |      name called was that of Burke, who uttered a cry of delight;
12 LIII   |      his painful task. Since Burke’s first exclamation of joy
13 LV     |      and followed by Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole, and Sandon, ran
14 LV     |    he could not move, whilst Burke and Sandon carried off their
15 LVII   |       the boatswain, Dowlas, Burke, Flaypole, Sandon, and last,