Chapter

 1 XVIII  |       we should disembark. My companions readily assented, young
 2 XXVIII |       five o’clock one of our companions in misfortune was released
 3 XXXIII |    and Ham Rock. I advised my companions to chew the laminary tangles,
 4 XXXIII | turned round and rejoined his companions, who were still talking
 5 XXXVIII|     were not shared by all my companions, some of whom endured the
 6 XXXVIII|     you,” shouted Owen to his companions, without giving the slightest
 7 XXXIX  |     was surprised to find my; companions still alive.~The one of
 8 XL     |  sufferings of another of our companions, making our number now only
 9 XLI    |  voyage, speaking of our lost companions, of the fire, of the stranding
10 XLIII  |       them, I and three of my companions resolved to follow their
11 XLVI   |       more distressed than my companions, who were lying in their
12 XLVII  |  starvation, whilst our eight companions would probably, by their
13 LII    |       my own hand. Whether my companions were still alive, I hardly