Chapter

 1 II    |     the “Chancellor” carries eight passengers, including myself.
 2 VII   |     I went to my cabin about eight o’clock, and after an hour’
 3 XIII  |     to leave the ship.~About eight o’clock in the evening,
 4 XXI   |    required depth.~Not until eight o’clock on the morning of
 5 XXIII |    all in vain! At half-past eight more water is reported in
 6 XXIV  |     his countenance.~Towards eight o’clock in the evening the
 7 XXVI  |    far away from land.~About eight o’clock in the evening Curtis
 8 XXVII |   precious.”~At a quarter to eight we heard the boatswain calling
 9 XXXI  |     any special incident. At eight o’clock this morning Curtis
10 XXXVI |     between sixteen persons! Eight days, with half a pound
11 XXXVII|    in the course of the next eight days.”~“The next eight days,”
12 XXXVII|  next eight days.”~“The next eight days,” he murmured, as he
13 XXXIX | repeated; “well, then, it is eight since I have tasted anything.
14 XLVII |    of starvation, whilst our eight companions would probably,