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 1 XVII  |  action of steam and sail the vessel made rapid progress along
 2 XVIII |       the squall knocking the vessel about with fury, and the
 3 XX    |       necessary, to charter a vessel to carry him to Yokohama;
 4 XXI   |    had ventured in so frail a vessel. Above her head rustled
 5 XXI   |       the broken mist, but no vessel was in sight. The Tankadere
 6 XXXII | length off at most, a trading vessel, with a screw, well-shaped,
 7 XXXII |   much in the way." ~"Is your vessel a swift one?" ~"Between
 8 XXXII |     replied the captain. "The vessel belongs to me." ~"I will
 9 XXXIII|       bridge to ascertain the vessel's position. It might be
10 XXXIII|      thought they managed the vessel like gentlemen, and that
11 XXXIII|       might end by stealing a vessel; and Fix was not unnaturally
12 XXXIII|   force of the steam; but the vessel's speed slackened, owing
13 XXXIII|  forth torrents of smoke. The vessel continued to proceed with
14 XXXIII|       ask you to sell me your vessel." ~"No! By all the devils,
15 XXXIII|     has given out." ~"Burn my vessel!" cried Captain Speedy,
16 XXXIII|       pronounce the words. "A vessel worth fifty thousand dollars!" ~"
17 XXXIII|      when Mr. Fogg said, "The vessel now belongs to me?" ~"Certainly,