Chapter

 1 1    |          the ebb carries us off shore, and as Captain Huntly has
 2 V    |       two or three leagues from shore make the attempt to land
 3 X    |        is that we may reach the shore before the final catastrophe
 4 XV   |     found that we were near the shore, we would, weather permitting,
 5 XVI  | solitary shoal, unattached to a shore, and the gloom of a bitter
 6 XVI  |    Guiana, which is the nearest shore. Such is the position to
 7 XVIII|     Sometimes we fish along the shore, and, then enjoy a luncheon
 8 XX   |      believe we could reach the shore. What I now propose to do
 9 XXIX |     planks will carry us to the shore which the “Chancellor” has
10 LV   |       to fade. Neither ship nor shore had appeared, and as the
11 LVI  |         ocean twenty miles from shore!”~