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 1 XVI    |       in every action.~The tide turned at seven this morning, and
 2 XXVI   |         lavin’ of the ship?”~He turned his quid with the most serene
 3 XXXIII |  thinking better of himself, he turned round and rejoined his companions,
 4 XXXVIII|    reply saved his life; Curtis turned as pale as death, the hatchet
 5 XLI    |       said a voice behind me.~I turned round quickly, and found
 6 XLI    |         him on the shoulder.~He turned round quickly.~“Those villainous
 7 XLIII  |       his tidings that all eyes turned to the horizon. There, most
 8 XLIV   |      and its gaping jaws, as it turned half over on its back, exhibited
 9 XLIV   |     shark came to a standstill, turned about, and escaped quite
10 XLIV   |       Another moment and it had turned round and was completely
11 XLIV   |         gloomy despondency, all turned to their places, to await
12 XLV    |         eyes and gasping mouths turned involuntarily towards the
13 XLVIII |  Letourneur, and Andre were all turned out.~I confess I was very
14 XLVIII | betrayed their ignorance. Andre turned his face away, and his eyes
15 XLIX   |   impulses of madness, his rage turned against himself. With his
16 LV     |      resignation, met my own, I turned away my head. I felt choked