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1 IV   |    reason to believe that the rolling and pitching of the vessel
2 VIII | continuously by the pumps was rolling in tiny wavelets, and escaping
3 X    |    quietly enjoyed the gentle rolling of the vessel. The increasing
4 XXVI |     man a shove, and sent him rolling down like a bundle of dirty
5 XXXIV|       he said; “that majestic rolling, far different to the sharp
6 XXXIV|     heads were veiled in dark rolling masses of vapour, from which
7 XXXIV|    being “round,” rather than rolling. It seemed almost as though
8 XXXV |   masses of lurid clouds came rolling up, and a crackling, like
9 XXXV |       keep their footing, and rolling one over another, they were