Chapter

 1 XIII |      violently across the deck. A boat could not live for a moment
 2 XIII |        safety? Would you launch a boat in such a sea as this?”~
 3 XIV  |         or would not, see that no boat could brave the tremendous
 4 XIV  |         was loosened, so that the boat was swung over to the ship’
 5 XIV  |       Kear was laid in the whale- boat that hung from the stern,
 6 XV   |  endeavour to land, either in the boat or upon a raft. If, on the
 7 XVII |       promised to let us have the boat and some sounding-lines,
 8 XVIII|      visited by human beings. The boat was accordingly brought
 9 XVIII| inconvenience of embarking in the boat, would be more than she
10 XIX  |          bales were placed in the boat to be transported to the
11 XXIV |          ship. The only remaining boat was far too small to hold
12 XXVII|         think.~“Where’s the whale boat?” shouted the boatswain.~“
13 XXVII|          seize the only remaining boat.~This, then, was the black