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 1 20|          of a vessel ready to set sail, "but this morning came
 2 20|    service." ~"What?" ~"To let me sail first." ~"That's impossible,"
 3 20|          here first, and will not sail second." ~"I am sorry, too,
 4 20|          arrived second, and must sail first." ~"The king's service!"
 5 20|         vessel was quite ready to sail, and the captain was waiting
 6 21|         immediate preparations to sail. ~Fifty vessels were waiting
 7 44|         of the Point. He will set sail tomorrow morning." ~"I must
 8 51|        magnificent fleet ready to sail within eight days. Still
 9 58| twenty-third, and Buckingham sets sail tomorrow with his fleet." ~"
10 58|        with his fleet." ~"He sets sail tomorrow! Where for?" ~"
11 58|          Rochelle." ~"He need not sail!" cried Milady, forgetting
12 58|      replied Felton; "he will not sail." ~Milady started with joy.
13 58|         by ten o'clock she was to sail. ~In that case, and supposing
14 59|      hovering over the waves, the sail of a sloop which was directed
15 60|       watch that no vessel should sail until the army which Buckingham
16 60|           carried, and how it set sail. ~During this time nothing