Chapter

 1 XXXV   |      from the mighty waves now raised by the hurricane we had
 2 XXXV   | lightning, we beheld ourselves raised to an incomprehensible height
 3 XXXVIII|      then,” said Curtis, as he raised his blood-stained hatchet, “
 4 XL     |   letter in his cold hand, and raised it to his lips; his eye
 5 XLI    |        our hopes were slightly raised; there was no reason why
 6 XLIII  |       otherwise, I should have raised an involuntary shout of
 7 XLIII  | looking in the same direction, raised the cry, “Ship ahoy!”~Whether
 8 XLIV   |        speaking, the boatswain raised his hand and pointed to
 9 LI     |     for a few days. Whenever I raised my head I always failed
10 LI     | greater vehemence, but I never raised my head. Presently I caught
11 LIII   |        Herbey, but the sailors raised a murmur of dissent. As
12 LV     |        lightning the carpenter raised his hatchet.~Curtis and
13 LVII   |  Curtis, leaped in ecstasy and raised the joyous shout of “Land