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 1 V    | eastwards we go.”~“Haven’t you called his attention to it?” I
 2 VI   |        covered with the wrack, called by the Spaniards “sargasso,”
 3 VII  |    hatches!’ but as nobody was called up, I presumed that nothing
 4 VII  |        in obedience to orders, called the men who were on watch,
 5 IX   |       hatchway and immediately called Captain Huntly and myself.
 6 XIX  |       grant that we may not be called to make like efforts, and
 7 XXXI |       three months. Curtis has called us into consultation, and
 8 XLI  |     existence as ours could be called a life, fourteen of us were
 9 XLIII|    shade, if shade it might be called, the thermometer would have
10 LIII |      its owner.~The first name called was that of Burke, who uttered
11 LIII |    More than half had now been called, and my name had not yet