Chapter

1 XII    |       assemble the crew at the foot of the main-mast. As soon
2 XVIII  | brought alongside, and we set, foot upon the reef, and began
3 XXII   |    Already the ship had sunk a foot lower in the water, and
4 XXXV   |     but one of them caught his foot between the planks of the
5 XXXV   |    assistance to disengage his foot, washed overboard before
6 XXXVIII|      and lashed tightly to the foot of the mast. The carpenter
7 XLI    |    thrill of horror. The right foot had gone, leaving the leg
8 XLI    |      have taken the dead man’s foot.~“Oh yes, I dare say,” he
9 XLVII  | presentiment carried me to the foot of the mast, and, just as