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1 IV    | movements I could not help being struck with his physical development;
2 V     |        is not a day to be lost.”~Struck by his manner, I ventured
3 XXIII |         or six other men who had struck work, I noticed Jynxtrop
4 XXVI  |        at length the bargain was struck, and I saw Mr. Kear take
5 XXXII |       than once their tails have struck the spars with terrible
6 XXXIV |         men as they were, seemed struck with the grandeur of the
7 XXXVII|       What do you mean?” said I, struck by his significant manner.~“
8 XLVI  |      Vile hypocrite!~Yet why, it struck me, should I complain? Was
9 LVI   |      late; the blow had not been struck, and so the victim had not