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1        I,  XI |      not quit his post upon the deck; but the light continued
2        I,  XII|        sort was thrown upon the deck, they would dart down and
3        I,  XII| situation, the crew were all on deck.~“All over with us, sir!”
4        I,  XII|       of water to be brought on deck, and saw that they were
5        I,  XV |   supposed bottle was hauled on deck.~It was not, however, a
6       II,  V  |        had accumulated upon the deck of the Hansa. The owner
7       II,  V  |    shoulders protruded onto the deck.~
8       II,  VI |     time had clambered onto the deck.~After considerable hesitation,
9       II,  VI |     they had hardly reached the deck when the chink of money