Chapter

 1 III    |     deliver, free from injury (save only such injury as shall
 2 IX     |     his very feet, and who, to save his vessel and the remainder
 3 XII    |       at being so powerless to save her.” Then quickly recovering
 4 XVIII  | finished his repairs; it would save him a world of trouble in
 5 XXIV   |    pressing his hand, “we will save him, if possible.”~But Curtis
 6 XXVIII |        as we have been able to save.~And how can I attempt to
 7 XXX    |        Curtis has been able to save will be very inadequate
 8 XXXVII |       our care cannot avail to save him now; he is doomed, most
 9 XXXVIII|        instantly disappeared.~“Save him! save him!” shouted
10 XXXVIII|        disappeared.~“Save him! save him!” shouted the boatswain.~“
11 XLI    |      improvident enough not to save a single scrap.”~“But you
12 XLII   |     any efforts on our part to save him would be of no avail.
13 L      |       rapidly approaching, and save for the chance, which is