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 1 XVII |    double action of steam and sail the vessel made rapid progress
 2 XVIII|   Hong Kong, and it could not sail until the latter reached
 3 XX   |  Excuse me, did you intend to sail in the Carnatic?" ~"Yes,
 4 XX   |       could not therefore set sail. Fix began to hope again. ~
 5 XX   |      Have you a boat ready to sail?" ~"Yes, your honour; a
 6 XX   |       should not be forced to sail wide of the Chinese coast,
 7 XXI  |       We are carrying all the sail the wind will let us. The
 8 XXI  |    before. The Tankadere bore sail admirably, as she drew a
 9 XXI  |   Tankadere still carried all sail, and was accomplishing her
10 XXI  |       was not tightened not a sail which was not vigorously
11 XXI  |     in advance. He reefed all sail, the pole-masts were dispensed
12 XXI  |     bows. A single triangular sail, of strong canvas, was hoisted
13 XXI  |    clock. With but its bit of sail, the Tankadere was lifted
14 XXII | POCKET ~The Carnatic, setting sail from Hong Kong at half-past
15 XXXI |   attached a large brigantine sail. This mast held an iron