Chapter

1 XXII  |        vent to an expression of despair, but he was soon silenced
2 XXIII |        the sailors, overcome by despair, refuse to work one minute
3 XXV   |       were saved. So let us not despair; let us hold on to the hope
4 XXXVII| subsistence, it was given up in despair.~To-day, the 30th, as a
5 XXXIX |      reassure him.~“We will not despair yet,” I said, “perhaps some
6 XLIII |     alternated between hope and despair. The ship was evidently
7 XLIII |        exclaimed, in accents of despair,—~“She’s putting about!”~
8 XLIV  |      completely gone.~A howl of despair burst from all our lips.
9 LI    |       to give up the attempt in despair.~Falsten is now almost exhausted,