Chapter

 1 VII  |     braced she was; and under a fresh, but not uneasy breeze,
 2 VII  |   lieutenant “is there anything fresh up?”~“Nothing, whatever,”
 3 VIII | scarcely risen, and the air was fresh and cool, in strange contrast
 4 XIII |         brandy, some barrels of fresh water, together with some
 5 XXIII|       way into the hold gave us fresh courage to persevere with
 6 XLV  |         the water. The wind was fresh and bringing the cloud right
 7 LI   |    tried to gain a few drops of fresh water by evaporation, but
 8 LV   |  Merciful Heaven! the water was fresh!~
 9 LVI  |      hauled up on to the raft, “Fresh water!” were the first words
10 LVI  |         first words I uttered.~“Fresh water?” cried Curtis, “why
11 LVI  |      end. As soon as the words “Fresh water” had escaped my lips,
12 LVI  |     been drinking was perfectly fresh.~“Yes,” repeated the captain, “
13 LVII |    Atlantic where we could find fresh water so far from land.