Chapter

1 XII |              them very calmly, but very firmly.~“My men,” he said, “I have
2 XXII|                we are no longer secured firmly to the solid soil of the
3 XXV |              the top-masts and fastened firmly to the stays. These are
4 XXXI|                order to support it more firmly he placed spurs of wood,
5 XXXI|              mast was hoisted, and held firmly in its place by some shrouds
6 XXXV|                 myself were fastened so firmly to the raft, that nothing
7 XLIV|          extremity opposite would stick firmly into the jaws of any shark
8 XLIV| reassuring-himself that it was fastened firmly both to the hammer and to
9 XLIV|             from the boatswain’s hands; firmly attached, however, as it