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 1 VIII  |        more thorough scouring. I tried to reconcile myself to the
 2 XII   |         on to tell me how he had tried to persuade him that with
 3 XXVI  |        space at my disposal, and tried to sleep; but my mind was
 4 XXVII |    tremble with their violence—I tried to look around and below
 5 XXIX  |         rope round his waist and tried to swim to their assistance;
 6 XXXV  |          carpenter and his mates tried to repair the damage, but,
 7 XXXV  |    uttering-cries of distress.~I tried to go to his assistance,
 8 XXXVII|          resource, the boatswain tried what a piece of coloured
 9 XXXIX |     feelings. Taking his hand, I tried to reassure him.~“We will
10 XLII  |        the second barrel. I then tried to induce vomiting by tickling
11 XLIII |          direction of the wind I tried to make out some chance
12 XLVI  |        raft, and leaning over, I tried to get some measure of relief
13 XLVII | hopelessness of his attempt, and tried to reconcile him by telling
14 XLIX  |    Curtis and several of the men tried their utmost to control
15 LI    |         raft in shoals.~To-day I tried to gain a few drops of fresh
16 LII   |        waves.~During the night I tried to count how many there
17 LV    |          sea.~Closing my lips, I tried to die of suffocation in