Chapter

 1 XIII  |  favour, yet her progress is considerably impeded. Here on board this
 2 XVI   |      now lies with her stern considerably higher than her bows, a
 3 XVI   |      the store-room has been considerably exposed to the heat, its
 4 XVI   | injury. The wind has dropped considerably since the early morning,
 5 XX    |      ribs of the vessel were considerably damaged; the oakum caulkings
 6 XXII  |  foggy. The breeze freshened considerably, and, unfortunately for
 7 XXII  |       but pitched and rolled considerably.~All yesterday, and last
 8 XXIII |   wind, which was freshening considerably. If he could have sighted
 9 XXIII |  again, and already had sunk considerably below her previous water-line.
10 XXVII |  Moreover, the ship had sunk considerably during the night, and there
11 XXXVII|      and the stimulant helps considerably to sustain our strength.
12 XLIII | least 100deg., and, perhaps, considerably more.~No change next day.
13 L     |   remain.~The wind freshened considerably in the night, and it is