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 1 20| leaped with Planchet into the boat, and five minutes after
 2 21|     port, not even the packet boat with letters. In the eyes
 3 49|    and dropped into the sea a boat which directed its course
 4 49|    course to the ladder. This boat contained an officer, a
 5 49| mouths of its six cannon. The boat followed in the wake of
 6 49|      them to be placed in the boat. When this operation was
 7 49|      at the foot of which the boat waited. The officer followed
 8 49|      a single stroke, and the boat seemed to fly over the surface
 9 50|      enter the port, a little boat bearing his logbook and
10 58|     and five minutes after, a boat appeared, rowed by four
11 58|       rowed by four men. ~The boat approached as near as it
12 58|     was disturbed. The little boat bounded over the waves like
13 58|     to see the shore from the boat; they would therefore be
14 58|     be less likely to see the boat from the shore. ~A black
15 58|      was the sloop. While the boat was advancing with all the
16 58|    sailor on watch hailed the boat; the boat replied. ~"What
17 58|    watch hailed the boat; the boat replied. ~"What vessel is
18 59|    long as he remained in the boat which conveyed him to land,
19 66|       carrying her toward the boat. ~"Oh, my God!" cried she, "
20 66|     Then he placed her in the boat, and as he was going to
21 66|    money into the river. ~The boat moved off toward the left-hand
22 66|     fell on their knees. ~The boat glided along the ferry rope
23 66|     his back, and entered the boat again. ~In the middle of
24 66|     the stream he stopped the boat, and suspending his burden