Chapter

 1 IX     |  aroused to the gravity of the situation and thoroughly comprehended
 2 X      |    which demonstrated that our situation hitherto precarious enough,
 3 XI     |      alarming character of our situation was now complete, as there
 4 XI     | Captain Huntly of our critical situation.~In order to insure complete
 5 XII    |      conceal from him our true situation. Captain Huntly received
 6 XII    |       account of the dangerous situation in which circumstances have
 7 XIII   |      moment in such a sea.~Our situation is terrible. We all wait
 8 XIV    |       the desperateness of our situation, however, there was not
 9 XVII   |        M. Letourneur about our situation, and endeavoured to animate
10 XXIV   |      aggravating our case. Our situation was rapidly becoming as
11 XXVIII | conscious of the peril of, her situation.~The night passed on without
12 XXX    |       vessel.~Such then is our situation; critical indeed, but after
13 XXXVIII|      completely masters of the situation.~“Now, then, down with your
14 XLIII  |    ever, did the horror of our situation stare us in the face. There