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 1 XV     |          he said, “the water is coming in, and perhaps may get
 2 XXVI   |     that the selfish fellow was coming to join his wife.~At first
 3 XXVI   |       it felt the warnings of a coming tempest.~All at once, at
 4 XXXIV  |         preliminary tokens of a coming storm. Until midnight we
 5 XXXVII |        he insinuate? The words, coming from a man usually so reserved,
 6 XXXVIII|       new hopes, new plans, and coming joys? And now, where were
 7 XXXIX  |        minds, and Owen’s speech coming as a sort of climax, brought
 8 XLI    |       neither seen nor heard me coming.~“Well, boatswain!” I said,
 9 XLIII  |       to know the result of the coming hour!~At half-past twelve
10 XLIV   | expected to find some dead body coming opportunely to sight. But
11 XLV    | declared that rain was actually coming; and sure enough, not half
12 XLVII  |    carrying me away? was it not coming to pass that the cannibals
13 XLVIII |        us,” said the boatswain, coming up to me, “who is the thief?”~“