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1 XVI    |       broken mizen-mast was being washed against the vessel, and
2 XXIV   |          which consequently often washed over the deck and contributed
3 XXV    |           she would inevitably be washed overboard by the waves;
4 XXVII  |         level with the sea, which washed over them incessantly. With
5 XXXV   | assistance to disengage his foot, washed overboard before it was
6 XXXVI  |         preserved, have both been washed away, and all that now remains
7 XXXVII |           of the parapet that was washed away has been replaced,
8 XXXVIII|        bare planks, so many times washed clean by the relentless