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 1 VI    |           have taken a different turn to what I bargained for
 2 XIX   | Letourneur, have been taking our turn at the pumps, for the work
 3 XX    |      wide to allow the vessel to turn quite round at its broadest
 4 XX    |          vain; the tide began to turn; and the “Chancellor” would
 5 XXII  |      made them work incessantly, turn and turn about at the pumps.
 6 XXII  |       work incessantly, turn and turn about at the pumps. The
 7 XXII  |          now begun to take their turn at the pumps.~But all are
 8 XXVIII|          in his son, who, in his turn, thought only of his father;
 9 XLIV  |          the rope, which, in its turn, was tightly fastened to
10 XLV   |     possible that this fog might turn to rain?~Happily this hope