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1        I,  XVIII|    had only to hoist their sails and, though they were quite
2        I,  XXI  |   were tapestried with the sails and adorned with the flags
3        I,  XXIV |  and the management of the sails; and as it was not to be
4        I,  XXIV | with incredible speed. Two sails, a brigantine and a jib,
5        I,  XXIV |   slacken their speed. The sails were accordingly taken in
6       II,  XVI  |  We must cut it out of the sails of the Dobryna; they are
7       II,  XVI  |  supply of heated air.~The sails of the Dobryna, which had