Chapter

 1 VII   |    in the night, Curtis?”~He looked at me steadily, but made
 2 XIII  |  heat.~Once or twice, too, I looked in upon the ex-captain.
 3 XXV   | Curtis mounted the mast, and looked around for the missing raft;
 4 XXVIII|      we have thrown away!”~I looked round sharply. It was Owen
 5 XXXVII|      just what you think.”~I looked at him attentively for some
 6 XXXVII|    days,” he murmured, as he looked eagerly into my face.~And
 7 XLI   |    of so fowl a deed! Curtis looked around with anger flashing
 8 XLII  |   arms and shook his head. I looked again, but the spot was
 9 XLIV  |   low parapet of the raft we looked on in breathless silence,
10 XLV   |   the sails is drinkable.”~I looked at him in amazement. Why
11 XLVIII|    and told me that they had looked everywhere else, and that
12 XLVIII|   ventured to do the deed! I looked at M. Letourneur and Miss
13 LIV   |   passengers on the raft. He looked puzzled; when he lost consciousness