Chapter

1 VIII  |  passengers too are now, with good cause, beginning to murmur at
2 IX    | ill-ventilated hold will sometimes cause it to ignite; and I have
3 IX    |           after all,” I said, “the cause matters very little. Is
4 X     |            shock at any time might cause an explosion?”~“Oh, it’s
5 XIV   |          as it were, making common cause with the hurricane to fan
6 XXXIII|     Lieutenant Walter continues to cause us grave anxiety, the young
7 XLII  |       insufficiency of drink could cause torture more unendurable
8 XLVIII|           anxious to ascertain the cause of the tumult.~The boatswain,