Chapter

 1 XIII   |     other instruments are now lying packed in a mass all ready
 2 XIV    |       the poop. Mrs. Kear was lying senseless on one of the
 3 XVI    |    angle of which the ship is lying. As the tide rose the white
 4 XXVII  |    towards Mrs. Kear, who was lying prostrate at her feet, asked
 5 XXXVI  |     near the group of sailors lying on the fore part of the
 6 XXXVIII|       Flaypole and Burke were lying prostrate in a drunken stupour,
 7 XLV    | platform on which we had been lying, and mutual congratulations,
 8 XLVI   |      bundle of sails that was lying on the starboard of the
 9 XLVI   |       my companions, who were lying in their usual places, vainly
10 XLVII  |       of sails on which I was lying to ascertain what it really
11 L      |      and his long, bony hands lying upon knees that project
12 LI     |      him, but he was probably lying sheltered somewhere beneath
13 LV     |       of the longed-for sail, lying only a few cables’ lengths