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 1 XIV  |       several of the crew, took refuge in the aft-quarters of the
 2 XIV  |      and we were forced to take refuge on the taffrail at the extreme
 3 XV   |       of the crew who had taken refuge in the forecastle; and before
 4 XV   |       abandon the ship and take refuge on the reef. But he would
 5 XVI  |         the vessel, and to take refuge on the reef. Curtis thought
 6 XVII |        might afford a temporary refuge from the tempest, what was
 7 XVIII|   surface, not a bird had taken refuge amidst the crags upon its
 8 XXI  | passengers and crew should take refuge in the grotto at the extremity
 9 XXIV |        had taken their delusive refuge in the shrouds, and I was
10 XXVII|         Andre “this is our best refuge; I hope you are not afraid.”~“