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 1 XXI  |        that they may be thrown overboard at one movement.”~“But this
 2 XXII |   hundred pounds, he tossed it overboard. The balloon, thus suddenly
 3 XXIII|     thousands of crowns’ worth overboard.”~“Thousands of crowns!”
 4 XXIII|   replace what had been thrown overboard when the negro was carried
 5 XXIV |     water-tank had been thrown overboard when the native clung to
 6 XXIV |  pounds of water that we threw overboard would be very useful to
 7 XL   | opportunity.”~The doctor threw overboard some articles that were
 8 XLI  |        so that he had to throw overboard a number more of useless
 9 XLI  |      the awning and throw them overboard.~“There’s something that
10 XLI  |       even if we have to throw overboard our clothes to save the
11 XLI  |       cylinder was also thrown overboard and only a few pints were