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 1 IV   |     his movements I could not help being struck with his physical
 2 IV   | chance of escape; you have no help for it but to listen as
 3 VI   |       the poop, and could not help saying to him “Curtis, is
 4 VIII |       between decks? I cannot help thinking too that there
 5 X    |   further remark. I could not help regretting that I had given
 6 XII  |      particulars, I could not help remarking how fortunate
 7 XIII |   veritable fireship I cannot help contemplating with a longing
 8 XVIII|      gratitude for the timely help that had been vouchsafed
 9 XXII |   Letourneur that I could not help hoping that there might
10 XXVI |    forecastle and ask them to help him down from the foretop,
11 XLIII|      out; and yet no signs of help.~The temper of resignation
12 XLIV |      one of them. I could not help regarding them as living
13 XLIV |       be troubled I could not help believing that some of the
14 XLVI |      of a whirl, we could not help asking whether no possible
15 XLVI |       could examine it by the help of the light of the moon
16 LIV  |        Something told me that help was near at hand, and that