Chapter

 1 IX    |         the cabins which had been noticed even by my fellow-passengers,
 2 IX    |       upon deck. The men on watch noticed a slight smoke issuing from
 3 XXII  |        five feet for its depth, I noticed that Curtis’s brow contracted
 4 XXIII |        men who had struck work, I noticed Jynxtrop the cook, who evidently
 5 XXIV  |        worked at my side; I often noticed his father glance at him
 6 XXVI  |       away.~About three o’clock I noticed that Mr. Kear and Silas
 7 XXXIII|     Curtis I found he had already noticed these secret interviews,
 8 XXXIII|          scarcity of water, and I noticed that Miss Herbey reserved
 9 XXXVI |    half-pound of biscuit. Some, I noticed, swallowed it ravenously,
10 XXXVII|         my hesitation was, Walter noticed it immediately.~“The truth,”
11 LV    | distinctly on my ear. One thing I noticed and accepted as a happy