Chapter

 1 II     |  acquaintance with our captain has given me considerable insight
 2 III    |         absolutely null and void.~“Given at Charleston, September
 3 X      |         help regretting that I had given Curtis my pledge of silence,
 4 XV     |        forth from the hatches have given place to dense black smoke,
 5 XVI    |        rescued uninjured have been given up for the use of the two
 6 XVI    |            explanation that can be given for the omission is that
 7 XVII   |            that Captain Huntly had given him the command in time.
 8 XXI    | designation Ham Rock, which we had given to the reef,—and the date
 9 XXXI   |         pleases. The water will be given out twice a day—at ten in
10 XXXIII |      interviews, and that they had given him enough concern to make
11 XXXVII |       means of subsistence, it was given up in despair.~To-day, the
12 XXXVIII|             what would we not have given for half, nay, for a quarter
13 LIV    |          nothing more to give, had given his life for his son.~M.