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 1 1      |     of my chronicle will ever find a reader.~
 2 IV     |       of our life on board. I find that M. Letourneur’s estimate
 3 V      |      it. I don’t think you’ll find a sailor listening much
 4 V      |      proverbs; you can always find one to contradict another.
 5 VII    |    bearings: our latitude, we find, is 21deg. 33min. N., our
 6 VII    |      consulting my almanac, I find that there will be a new
 7 VIII   |     Great was my amazement to find the deck perfectly hot to
 8 XII    | safety, and I am surprised to find with how much composure
 9 XII    |     come when the flames will find a vent through the deck.
10 XVI    |      to take its altitude and find out to what part of the
11 XVI    |     begin to think we may yet find a way out of our troubles.~
12 XVI    |     on consulting the map, we find to be the actual distance
13 XVIII  |   grumble much, if they don’t find a reef where we have marked
14 XVIII  |     the geologist alone would find subject of study in the
15 XVIII  |        for they will scarcely find that their teeth are strong
16 XXIV   |     carry those who could not find room in her. Dowlas the
17 XXXIII |     tangles, which they would find contained a saccharine juice,
18 XXXVII |       put up, we were able to find shelter under it by turns.~
19 XXXVII |      truth, and marvel when I find on how little nutriment
20 XXXVIII|    the 3rd I was surprised to find that I did not suffer more.
21 XXXIX  |     awoke, I was surprised to find my; companions still alive.~
22 XLIV   |    his rope he set to work to find something that might serve
23 XLIV   |      as though he expected to find some dead body coming opportunely
24 LVII   |       Atlantic where we could find fresh water so far from