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1 VI     |     keep our clothes wrapped tightly to us, they would have been
2 XI     |    or two to clasp his hands tightly together behind his back
3 XIV    |      Letourneur held his son tightly clasped to his bosom. I
4 XXVII  | gusts.~I got up, and holding tightly to the purlin—for the waves
5 XXXVIII|   obliged to gird themselves tightly with ropes to subdue the
6 XXXVIII|      overpowered, and lashed tightly to the foot of the mast.
7 XLIV   |      which, in its turn, was tightly fastened to the raft.~With
8 LV     |     sailors held him down so tightly that he could not move,