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 1    1,    1|        the fact, came up on the poop a few minutes after with
 2    1,    6|        more in her place on the poop than reefing a topsail.
 3    1,    6|      However, he went up on the poop, and approached the unknown
 4    1,    6|        his party came up on the poop. The stranger caught sight
 5    1,    6|         of this intruder on the poop of the DUNCAN was perfectly
 6    1,    7|    Paganel came up again on the poop, looking very woebegone
 7    1,    8|     Paganel were walking on the poop. The Frenchman was assailing
 8    1,    8|    content themselves below the poop as best they might. Naturally
 9    2,    1|  suspense, as they stood on the poop waiting for the arrival
10    2,    4|        chatting together on the poop, that the above-named difficulty
11    3,    1|        strangers stepped on the poop of his ship.~“The captain,”
12    3,    1|       two or three turns on the poop, making it resound with
13    3,    2| followed by Robert, went on the poop from time to time, to look
14    3,    3|       and I are watching on the poop; but when we get near the
15    3,    4|        weather, and went on the poop till driven down again by
16    3,    4|         waves, he stayed on the poop, sometimes leaning on the
17    3,    4|       Glenarvan nor he left the poop. Two hours after a stiff
18    3,    4|        his voice, rushed to the poop, and gazed in silence at
19    3,   16|       to do. He rushed down the poop stairs mechanically and
20    3,   16|  carried his long body onto the poop. His companions were in
21    3,   17|        mounted the steps to the poop. His eyes were gloomy, his
22    3,   19|    Grant and Robert came on the poop.~The two children of the
23    3,   19|       were all assembled on the poop, each one eager to examine
24    3,   20|    Ayrton was brought up on the poop, and found himself face
25    3,   20|         afternoon, and from the poop the passengers could see