Chapter

 1 VII  |   vessel continuing to lie to starboard convinced me that this was
 2 VIII |  porthole of my cabin, on the starboard side, to get a breath of
 3 VIII | wavelets, and escaping now to starboard, now to larboard through
 4 XIII |       however, hoisted on the starboard side, and the whale-boat
 5 XIV  |      its import.~“Breakers to starboard!” is the cry.~Curtis leaps
 6 XIV  |    shouts with all his might “Starboard the helm!”~But it is too
 7 XV   |        he clambered along the starboard side, on which the ship
 8 XVIII|  heeled over very much to the starboard side, the few points of
 9 XX   |       and myself being at the starboard bar. Curtis stood upon the
10 XXII |    trim the sails, and take a starboard tack. This made the ship
11 XXV  |   deposited him safely in the starboard shrouds, whither his father
12 XLIII|   close upon the wind, on the starboard tack, If she keeps her course
13 XLVI |   sails that was lying on the starboard of the raft, and leaning
14 XLVI |       search.~Approaching the starboard angle of the raft, I came