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1    1,   22|       The poor horses outside, exposed to all the inclemency of
2    2,    1| friends, who might possibly be exposed to the fury of the tempest.”~
3    2,    5|     better far be in mid ocean exposed to all its fury than too
4    3,   10|     pleasure of the chief, and exposed to the abuse of a crowd
5    3,   13|      when they ventured on the exposed part of the crest, they
6    3,   20|     port instead of a tiny bay exposed to the open sea.”~“And why,