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 1      I,  IX  |         little vessel towards its fatal embrace. Ever nearer came
 2      I,  XIV |          single neglect may prove fatal to the enterprise.”~“Very
 3      I,  XX  | exaggerating when they alluded to fatal results from sudden exposure
 4     II,  II  |      afraid that it has us in its fatal embrace, and is carrying
 5     II,  IV  |          carrying us along in its fatal grasp appears to be absolutely
 6     II,  VI  |        That which would have been fatal to a ship was the best thing
 7     II,  VII |       roused themselves from this fatal lethargy, and a few mouthfuls
 8     II,  X   |         at this critical moment a fatal, a terrible wind had driven
 9     II,  X   |         at last, and arrested the fatal march of the island to the
10     II,  XII |        whilst the barometer fell. Fatal results were to be feared
11     II,  XVII|     nowhere touched any land.~The fatal moment was approaching.