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 1 XV   |        a quarter of an hour he returned to the poop.~“Heaven be
 2 XVI  |       calculate the result; he returned to the poop and announced
 3 XVIII|     newly-discovered grotto we returned to the “Chancellor,” and
 4 XX   |      captain and the carpenter returned to the deck with anxious
 5 XXIII|         and almost immediately returned with a loaded revolver in
 6 XXIII|       remainder of the men, he returned to his work.~
 7 XXIV |        cheerfully replied, and returned to her duties below. I saw
 8 XXV  |      could see that Curtis had returned to his post upon the poop;
 9 XXV  | disguise their reluctance, all returned to their posts.~When daylight
10 XXVI |  silently pressing my hand, he returned to his old post.~I laid
11 XLI  |      in amazement. He steadily returned my gaze, but said nothing.~“
12 XLII |       phantom ray of hope. All returned to their accustomed places.
13 XLIII|       14th.—Owen’s convulsions returned with increased violence,
14 XLV  |   might be, for the moment had returned, and we yielded to the expectation
15 XLVI |    thirst, the pangs of hunger returned more violently than ever.
16 LII  |    death should overtake me. I returned to the back of the raft,
17 LII  |        not take my plunge, but returned to my place upon the raft.~
18 LIV  |     all the tortures of hunger returned with redoubled violence.
19 LIV  |        a strenuous effort, all returned to their places. The sailors