Chapter

 1 VII  |           the mate should come on watch, when he would doubtless
 2 VII  |          Lieutenant Walter of the watch. I advanced to meet him,
 3 VII  |        called the men who were on watch, and made them plentifully
 4 IX   | disturbance upon deck. The men on watch noticed a slight smoke issuing
 5 XIV  |        Falsten calmly consult his watch, and note down the time
 6 XXXII|           the fatigue of the long watch in the top-mast, I slept
 7 XXXII|     freedom, discuss the weather, watch the sea, and examine our
 8 XXXII|         of the crew as are not on watch spend the greater portion
 9 XXXII|        required shifting; and the watch, who are posted on the fore,
10 XXXIX|      about the man, and intend to watch him carefully. To-day, the
11 XLI  |          joined me in my mournful watch.~Before daylight dawned
12 XLIII|          for a moment to cease to watch the brig, but their countenances
13 LV   |      still standing intent on his watch, but all of a sudden, in