Chapter

1 XIII  | gradually become a more and more difficult matter. Even with thick
2 XVII  |       protested, “it will not be difficult to throw overboard a few
3 XXIII |       dubious, and the operation difficult, but for a time it was effectual,
4 XXIV  |   otherwise would have been very difficult) of lashing them together
5 XXVI  |       the top-masts is extremely difficult, and would be absolutely
6 XXXIII|           The swell made it more difficult for the raft to keep its
7 XXXVII|          us with food once, and, difficult as the task of fishing had
8 L     |       apathy, and it is at times difficult to believe that he is living