1 But my knee was bothering me terribly.
2 The pain from my hurt knee was agonizing.
3 We stood in the water to our knees as I bared my head.
4 I tried to rise, but struck my head and was knocked back on hands and knees.
5 Wolf Larsen was still waiting an explanation, and I pointed down to my knees.
6 I glanced warily at him, for I was on my knees taking the ashes from the stove.
7 Several times I collided against hard objects, once striking my right knee a terrible blow.
8 But the three days' rest was good in spite of it all, for it had given my knee the very chance it needed.
9 I could feel my knee through my clothes, swelling, and swelling, and I was sick and faint from the pain of it.
10 I noted that the hunter, a huge Scandinavian sitting in the bow, held his rifle, ready to hand, across his knees.
11 Then my knees gave from under me and I sank down, myself again, but overcome by shock at knowledge of what I had so nearly done.
12 The speed with which I ran from the galley caused excruciating pain in my knee, and I sank down helplessly at the break of the poop.
13 My knee is much better, though it often aches for long periods, and the stiffness is gradually leaving the arm which Wolf Larsen squeezed.
14 His rifle was between his knees, but if he let go the steering-oar in order to shoot, the boat would sweep around and collide with the schooner.
15 Then he came in like a fresh-caught fish on a line, clearing the rail generously and striking the deck in a heap, on hands and knees, and rolling over.
16 I came upon Kelly crouching to the lee of the forecastle scuttle, his head on his knees, his arms about his head, in an attitude of unutterable despondency.
17 Oh, only on the other side, he added, as though divining the suspicious glance I flung at his left leg, the knee of which had just then drawn up, and elevated the blankets.
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