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 1 XXIII| attack upon the rock.~“We are saved!” I cried.~“Yes,” cried
 2 XXIX |       to his breast, “you are saved.”~I was deeply touched with
 3 XXXVI|      may call my log, happily saved from the wreck, and I resume
 4 XXXVI|    and I am sure he must have saved a large part of our cargo.
 5 XXXVI|       we were asleep, and had saved the most precious of the
 6 XLI  |      know exactly what we had saved, and with the lantern in
 7 XLI  |     our instruments none were saved but the compass and the
 8 XLII |       every instant we may be saved. Let us then be prepared
 9 XLII |      have any chance of being saved?”~My question was unanswered.~
10 XLIV |     at all that way. Hans had saved me from death whilst I lay