Chapter

 1 VI     |   against a heavy sea, has been obliged to be brought ahull. The
 2 VIII   |        of the heavy swell I was obliged to open the porthole of
 3 IX     |     cargo and that we should be obliged to flood the entire hold
 4 XI     |        observed that Curtis was obliged for a moment or two to clasp
 5 XIII   |      boats whenever we shall be obliged to leave the ship.~About
 6 XVII   |        he reckoned we should be obliged to remain upon the reef;
 7 XXIV   |        to their waists and were obliged to come on deck.~This morning,
 8 XXVI   | top-gallants and yards were all obliged to be employed; the planks,
 9 XXVIII |        with bodily fatigue, and obliged to give up all active labour;
10 XXIX   |       who were on the raft were obliged with all speed to cut the
11 XXXVIII|        cries of agony, and were obliged to gird themselves tightly
12 LI     |         the fire, so that I was obliged to give up the attempt in