Chapter

 1 XVIII |       Andre, you have drawn a ham!”~“Something uncommonly
 2 XVIII |     to let us call our island Ham Rock.”~“Good,” said I; “
 3 XVIII |       so much, as a fine York ham, of which the little creek,
 4 XVIII |     spending some time in our Ham Rock grotto. Curtis has
 5 XXI   |      before we ought to leave Ham Rock reef. The barometer
 6 XXI   | Chancellor,” —the designation Ham Rock, which we had given
 7 XXI   |  hours later the last peak of Ham Rock had vanished below
 8 XXII  |      to the solid soil of the Ham Rock reef, but we are floating
 9 XXXII |     pleasantly as it did upon Ham Rock; and the raft has one
10 XXXIII|      between the Bermudas and Ham Rock. I advised my companions
11 XLI   |       ship, of our sojourn on Ham Rock, of the springing of