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 1 XVIII |      in the prismatic angles, sharp as though chiselled by a
 2 XIX   |       had been stoved in by a sharp point of rock, and it was
 3 XXI   |      is easily ignited by any sharp or violent shock, and some
 4 XXIX  |    man; and you’d better look sharp.”~“Faith, then, and I think
 5 XXXIII|       permanently arrest. His sharp dry cough, his short breathing,
 6 XXXIV | rolling, far different to the sharp crash of artillery, rises
 7 XLII  |      noon we were startled by sharp cries of agony, and looking
 8 XLIII | half-hour of our bath, kept a sharp look-out to give warning
 9 XLIV  |      the hope that either the sharp edge of the adze or the
10 XLIV  |   landed on the raft. A short sharp snap was heard. The shark