1
He stared at the night framed in the door of the chart-house.
2
We leaned in the lee of the chart-house and went no farther.
3
These, water-soaked and useless, were locked in a drawer in the chart-house.
4
The captain led the way to a spacious cabin behind the chart-house.
5
And then he took him into the chart-house and shut the door.
6
Tazzuchi asked Captain Kettle for his opinion that night in the chart-house.
7
Sea-boots and oilskins hang ready in the chart-house, in case it should rain.
8
Walker's dark skin was the color of parchment when he reached the chart-house.
9
On the roof of the chart-house are the main steering-gear and the engine-room telegraph.
10
One glanced off a davit and shattered a couple of windows in the chart-house.
11
He found the quarter-master in the chart-house, on his knees.
12
He found Turner in the chart-house, playing solitaire and drinking.
13
When Elsie did ultimately climb to the chart-house, the fit of despondency had fled.
14
The chart-house occupies the place of the old boiler-room ventilator, and abuts on the fore-deck.
15
Mr. Mellaire came aft, and they met beside me in the lee of the chart-house.
16
The ivory merchant led the way to the chart-house.