Chapter

 1 VII  |      that Walter by his gesture gave a negative answer to some
 2 VIII |    course of yesterday the mate gave repeated orders for the
 3 XI   |       fire!” Accordingly Curtis gave orders to some of his men
 4 XX   |        freshened, and the masts gave to the pressure of the sails,
 5 XXII | following morning the soundings gave five feet for its depth,
 6 XXIII|   finding its way into the hold gave us fresh courage to persevere
 7 XXVI |      times shake his head as he gave long and scrutinizing looks
 8 XXVI | laughter from their mates, they gave the unfortunate man a shove,
 9 XXXI | altitude of the sun. The result gave lat. 15deg. 7min. N. by
10 XXXIX|      throw me into, the sea!”~I gave her the melancholy promise,
11 XLIII|        inconvenience to which I gave little heed; others who
12 XLIII|     being overheard; but Curtis gave directions that every possible
13 LIII |        of Dowlas. The carpenter gave a yell of relief as he heard