Chapter

 1 1      |    reckoning that with wind and wave in my favour there would
 2 XIII   | Chancellor” sails with wind and wave in her favour, yet her progress
 3 XIV    |       was caught by an enormous wave which, recoiling with resistless
 4 XIV    |        caught up by an enormous wave; she rises upon her beam
 5 XVI    |       on the top of an enormous wave. She now lies with her stern
 6 XX     |        caught up by an enormous wave, and might have been said
 7 XXVI   |       was truly terrific; every wave that dashed over the ship
 8 XXXV   |        damage, but, tossed from wave to wave, the raft was inclined
 9 XXXV   |        but, tossed from wave to wave, the raft was inclined to
10 XXXV   |        the crest of an enormous wave, stood literally perpendicularly
11 XXXV   | disappeared.~The same ponderous wave laid me prostrate on the
12 XXXVI  |  carried away by a second heavy wave.~The tempest, fierce as
13 XXXVIII|          a mist, perhaps even a wave, was all that had deceived
14 XLII   |       the crest of some curling wave.~A deep dejection followed