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1 I  |        that he might see those lying at the bottom, and their
2 I  |      they dipped the oars, and lying back, pulling with all their
3 IV |        brig from Liverpool was lying at anchor, waiting for the
4 V  |       of a heavy fishing-bark, lying motionless on the level
5 VI |  observed upon the beach a man lying flat at full length like
6 VII|    opened them. His mother was lying on the bed, her face buried
7 IX | settled.”~An hour later he was lying in his berth—a little crib
8 IX |    fixed one above another, or lying on the floor in heaps. He
9 IX |      one of the landing-planks lying between the deck of the