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 1    1,    2|     right to the place where the wreck happened.”~“Then have we
 2    2,    2|     little frequented. Since the wreck of the Blendon Hall in 1821,
 3    2,    4|       look out for traces of the wreck on the western coast.”~“
 4    2,    6|          the natives who scent a wreck as the vultures do a dead
 5    2,    6| judiciously demonstrated, if the wreck had occurred on the eastern
 6    2,    6|        that the survivors of the wreck had not been thrown on that
 7    2,    7|        me; I saved them from the wreck.”~He left the room immediately
 8    2,    7|      have escaped alive from the wreck, but since they have not
 9    2,    8|        the actual spot where the wreck had occurred. That was the
10    2,   15|     Ocean—at that part where the wreck of the BRITANNIA had occurred.
11    3,    1|        the presumed scene of the wreck. Ayrton had certainly been
12    3,    1|         thrown some fragments of wreck. But no indication was seen
13    3,    1|         quarter—all trace of the wreck escaped them still.~As to
14    3,    3|         then he is at liberty to wreck himself, if that is his
15    3,    4|                   CHAPTER IV THE WRECK OF THE “MACQUARIE”~STILL
16    3,    7|   province where the MACQUARIE’S wreck has deposited us.”~“Exactly.
17    3,   18|             That vestiges of the wreck might be found; but that
18    3,   20|          my instruments from the wreck, and knew exactly the position