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 1 1      |      at seven o’clock in the evening; we are out free upon the
 2 VII    |      decided a measure.~Last evening I went to my cabin about
 3 XIII   |   About eight o’clock in the evening, a noise is heard, distinct
 4 XXI    |  pieces on the rocks.~In the evening, when the tide was quite
 5 XXIV   | Towards eight o’clock in the evening the framework for the raft.
 6 XXVI   |   About eight o’clock in the evening Curtis mounted to the main-top
 7 XXVIII |     be able to embark in the evening.~The raft is a very solid
 8 XXXI   |   the morning and six in the evening; but as the only drinking-vessels
 9 XXXIV  |     are cool, but to-day, as evening drew on, the wonted freshness
10 XXXVIII|     startling light. Towards evening I was seized with violent
11 XXXIX  |      morsel of food.~So this evening at least, notwithstanding
12 XL     |      stern of the raft.~This evening has ended the sufferings