Chapter

1 VI    |      of the Atlantic which is known as the Sargassos Sea. An
2 IX    |   consumed; and I have myself known more than one captain run
3 XI    |    state of the case had been known, nothing on earth would
4 XII   |     us, and for other reasons known to myself, has thought right
5 XXI   |    with potash, a yellow salt known as picrate of potash. The
6 XXXIII|     some of the marine plants known by the name of sargassos,
7 XXXIV |      an appearance in the sky known to meteorologists as a “
8 XLI   | species which, when dried, is known by the name of stock-fish.
9 XLIII | untried, to make our position known. The brig was about twelve