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 1 XIII |        immediately embarked on board the Tampico, a despatch-boat
 2 XIV  |       engineer, re-embarked on board the Tampico for New Orleans.
 3 XIV  |    just as one stops a leak on board ship. They at last succeeded
 4 XVIII|   designation of the vessel on board which he was to take his
 5 XVIII|       leave Europe? Had she on board a Frenchman named Michel
 6 XVIII|      for Tampa Town, having on board a Frenchman borne on the
 7 XVIII|       They passed the night on board. Among others J. T. Maston
 8 XXII |   which was quickly dragged on board. Five minutes did not elapse
 9 XXII |        Nicholl were present on board the boat, and assisted at
10 XIX  |          We have no ballast on board; and indeed it seems to
11 XX   |     have foundered with all on board!~At this instant Captain
12 XXII |        sea. He also had put on board an apparatus of compressed
13 XXII |    grappling-irons were put on board. J. T. Maston, Engineer
14 XXII |    relate the conversations on board between the officers, sailors,
15 XXII | quickly drawn the apparatus on board. The descent began at twenty-five
16 XXII |        officers and sailors on board was now divided between