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 1  1, 2 |         great speed, the Abraham Lincoln, was put in commission as
 2  1, 2 |         hours before the Abraham Lincoln left Brooklyn pier, I received
 3  1, 2 |      consent to join the Abraham Lincoln in this expedition, the
 4  1, 3 |          passage in the Abraham, Lincoln." ~"As you think proper,
 5  1, 3 |    destined for me. ~The Abraham Lincoln had been well chosen and
 6  1, 3 |           Under this the Abraham Lincoln attained the mean speed
 7  1, 3 |     loose which held the Abraham Lincoln to the pier of Brooklyn.
 8  1, 4 |    unbearable; still the Abraham Lincoln had not yet breasted the
 9  1, 4 |        used on board the Abraham Lincoln. ~For my own part I was
10  1, 4 |         miles. ~Thus the Abraham Lincoln wanted for no means of destruction;
11  1, 4 |       days were over the Abraham Lincoln would be ploughing the waters
12  1, 5 |        The voyage of the Abraham Lincoln was for a long time marked
13  1, 5 |     shipped on board the Abraham Lincoln, begged for his help in
14  1, 5 |       the afternoon, the Abraham Lincoln, at fifteen miles to the
15  1, 5 |          excitement! The Abraham Lincoln checked its speed and made
16  1, 5 |       seemed an age, the Abraham Lincoln furrowed all the waters
17  1, 5 |         much longer. The Abraham Lincoln had nothing to reproach
18  1, 5 |       the wheel, and the Abraham Lincoln would make for the European
19  1, 5 |     directions round the Abraham Lincoln as she lay to, and did not
20  1, 6 |          length from the Abraham Lincoln, on the starboard quarter,
21  1, 6 |        shut off, and the Abraham Lincoln, beating to port, described
22  1, 6 |     suddenly towards the Abraham Lincoln with alarming rapidity,
23  1, 6 |    thought of sleep. The Abraham Lincoln, not being able to struggle
24  1, 6 |          windward of the Abraham Lincoln. Notwithstanding the distance,
25  1, 6 |        the boilers. ~The Abraham Lincoln, propelled by her wonderful
26  1, 6 |      calculated that the Abraham Lincoln was going at the rate of
27  1, 6 |         The speed of the Abraham Lincoln increased. Its masts trembled
28  1, 6 |         quicker than the Abraham Lincoln. Very well! we will see
29  1, 6 |         in praise of the Abraham Lincoln that she struggled on indefatigably.
30  1, 6 |          his orders. The Abraham Lincoln kept up half steam, and
31  1, 7 |       disappear? Had the Abraham Lincoln veered round? Would the
32  1, 7 |     swimming towards the Abraham Lincoln in desperation. ~My clothes
33  1, 7 |          only injury the Abraham Lincoln has sustained. But it is
34  1, 7 |         picked up by the Abraham Lincoln's boats, we ought to manage
35  1, 9 |      narwhal sighted the Abraham Lincoln." ~"Quite so, Master Land;
36  1, 10|        board the frigate Abraham Lincoln of the navy of the United
37  1, 10| unintentionally that the Abraham Lincoln pursued me all over the
38  1, 10|         the Pacific, the Abraham Lincoln believed itself to be chasing
39  1, 11|     manoeuvre before the Abraham Lincoln, and I have my own ideas
40  1, 12|         torrent upon the Abraham Lincoln. Besides, I use subsidiary
41  1, 12|       rencontre with the Abraham Lincoln?" ~"Professor, I am sorry
42  2, 6 |          embarked on the Abraham Lincoln, the whole of this island
43  2, 21|      doubt, on board the Abraham Lincoln, when the Canadian struck