Chapter

 1 VII  |           Last evening I went to my cabin about eight o’clock, and
 2 VII  |        Captain Huntly return to his cabin, and accordingly I retired
 3 VIII |             open the porthole of my cabin, on the starboard side,
 4 XI   |           in confinement in his own cabin.~
 5 XII  |             thought, re-entered his cabin without a word.~Curtis,
 6 XII  |        might happen, retired to his cabin, where he has remained ever
 7 XII  |            sent for Curtis into his cabin, and the mate has since
 8 XII  |            much rather not leave my cabin.”~Curtis went on to tell
 9 XIII | pertinaciously refused to leave his cabin.~To-day, an acrid, nauseating
10 XIII |             fire now reaches to the cabin occupied by Mrs. Kear, who,
11 XXII |        myself preparing to go to my cabin, when Burke, one of the
12 XXIII|             Curtis descended to his cabin, and almost immediately
13 XXIV |             Keat. Curtis ran to his cabin, instantly returning with