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 1 VII   |    the matter.”~As he spoke I cast my eye at the panel-slides,
 2 VII   |       good morning, I saw him cast a quick and searching glance
 3 XV    | Walter and the boatswain have cast both the anchors. Let us
 4 XV    |       may be exposed by being cast upon an unknown reef, hundreds
 5 XXVI  |       he should be tempted to cast himself into the vast abyss.~
 6 XXIX  | jumped on to the raft.~Having cast one last, lingering look
 7 XXXVII|   nevertheless the lines were cast. But the biscuit with which
 8 XLI   |     few short prayers, and we cast the body into the sea. It
 9 XLI   |        The boatswain, who had cast his lines early in the morning,
10 XLI   |       the night the boatswain cast his lines from the stern
11 XLIII |       was far from feeling, I cast an anxious glance to that
12 XLVI  |      matter, we were soon all cast down again. Shocking to
13 LII   |       to get on to my feet. I cast one long look at the pitiless
14 LV    |      feeble glimmer which she cast across the ocean, many and