Chapter

1 XVI |     he will next plug up the leak, and then, with a lightened
2 XVII|      into the hold. Then the leak, too, that has to be caulked;
3 XIX |   was an indication that the leak must be of considerable
4 XIX |   hold. For this purpose the leak in the side had somehow
5 XX  | propose to do is to stop the leak by the best means we can
6 XX  |    the ribs, and to stop the leak; they took care thoroughly
7 XXII|     a tendency to spring the leak afresh, the “Chancellor”
8 XXII|    the hold, but whether the leak had sprung afresh, or whether
9 XLI |      of the springing of the leak, of our terrible voyage