Chapter

 1 XVIII |    to behold.~Sometimes we fish along the shore, and, then
 2 XXXII |  high festival. A shoal of fish, of the sparus tribe, swarmed
 3 XXXII | stuck upon bent nails, the fish were so voracious that in
 4 XXXII | Unfortunately the shoal of fish did not remain long in our
 5 XXXIV |   men. For a few hours the fish appeared again, and we caught
 6 XXXVI |    the dried meat, and the fish that we had preserved, have
 7 XXXVII|   but just get hold of one fish, and I shall know fast enough
 8 XXXVII| was how to catch the first fish. It was evident that fish
 9 XXXVII|  fish. It was evident that fish were not abundant in these
10 XXXVII|  attracting some voracious fish, and having obtained from
11 XLI   |   that we might divide the fish into equal portions. Three
12 XLI   |    swallowed my portion of fish just as it was,—raw and
13 XLI   |    time for catching large fish. Besides, I must manage
14 XLIV  | boatswain took his haul of fish, and during that period