Chapter

 1 X     |    pounds.”~“Where is it?” I cried.~“Down in the hold, with
 2 XI    |      interfere to stop me, I cried out,—~“You fool! don’t you
 3 XXIX  |     old fellow off of this!” cried the captain to the old Irishman,
 4 XXXIII|      the brandy.~“Right!” he cried, “to be sure I have. Allow
 5 XXXV  |      Lash yourselves tight,” cried the boatswain, as he threw
 6 XXXIX |    passing ship—”~“Ship!” he cried impatiently, “don’t try
 7 XLII  |   east.~“A ship! A ship!” he cried.~In an instant all were
 8 XLIV  | flesh.~“Now, then, my lads,” cried the boatswain, “haul away!”~
 9 XLVIII| taken it!” “Nor I!” “Nor I!” cried the sailors one after another.~
10 LV    |   the rest of me.”~“Agreed!” cried Dowlas; and as M. Letourneur
11 LVI   |      uttered.~“Fresh water?” cried Curtis, “why then, my friends,