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 1 1     |    English, French, or Hamburg lines, any of which would have
 2 1     |  dubious as I feel whether the lines of my chronicle will ever
 3 XXVI  |  between the clouds. Some long lines of vapour on the horizon
 4 XXXI  |  already begun to prepare some lines.~All have mutually agreed
 5 XXXII |       and examine our fishing- lines; whilst at night we can
 6 XXXVII| boatswain set to work and made lines out of some untwisted hemp,
 7 XXXVII|       waters, nevertheless the lines were cast. But the biscuit
 8 XXXVII| several hours, he examined his lines, the crimson shred was still
 9 XLI   |    boatswain, who had cast his lines early in the morning, caught
10 XLI   |   night the boatswain cast his lines from the stern of the raft,
11 XLIII |   boatswain to use to bait his lines. A plague the man had been