Chapter

 1 IV    |  beyond retail trade, his mind having been so long closed to all
 2 XIX   |       employed the interval in having the broken mizen-mast repaired.
 3 XX    |     picrate, perfectly intact; having neither been injured by
 4 XX    |       To-day, the 20th, Curtis having done all that human power
 5 XX    |  Curtis took the precaution of having an anchor ready in the stern,
 6 XXVI  |       s stick to her, says I.”~Having thus unburdened his mind
 7 XXIX  |      he jumped on to the raft.~Having cast one last, lingering
 8 XXX   |   readiness for the first raft having been lost in the partial
 9 XXXV  |  abated in violence; but after having shifted from quarter to
10 XXXVII|       some voracious fish, and having obtained from Miss Herbey
11 XLI   |  Curtis, Andre and Miss Herbey having the patience to wait until
12 XLIV  | leaning over, narrowly escaped having his arm snapped off by one
13 XLVI  |        I rose to my knees, and having satisfied myself that the
14 LIV   |        all; the devoted father having nothing more to give, had