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 1  1, 1 |   15' long., struck on her starboard quarter a rock, marked in
 2  1, 5 | was leaning forward on the starboard netting. Conseil, standing
 3  1, 6 |    Abraham Lincoln, on the starboard quarter, the sea seemed
 4  1, 12|      To steer this boat to starboard or port, to turn, in a word,
 5  1, 19|    thus: Two miles, on the starboard side, appeared Gilboa, stretching
 6  1, 22|  and the Victoria reefs to starboard, placed at 130° long. and
 7  2, 5 |   said Ned, "there, on the starboard beam, about the height of
 8  2, 15|  fast. The pictures on the starboard side, from being no longer
 9  2, 15|  Nautilus was lying on its starboard side perfectly motionless.
10  2, 15|  held the same position to starboard; doubtless it would right
11  2, 20|  Isles, which were left to starboard. If we wished to enter the
12  2, 20|    of quiet waters. But to starboard, on the bottom appeared