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 1 1,4| captain-as soon as you can make a craft that's able to keep at sea!" ~"
 2 2,2|        with, completed the little craft, which was twelve feet long,
 3 2,5|        Look here, we will build a craft of some twenty tons, and
 4 2,1|           our tight-rigged little craft, when you have observed
 5 2,2|       sailor's idea of making the craft as strong as possible. The
 6 2,5|        works her. She is a famous craft, you see, and she behaved
 7 2,9|       short voyage! If our little craft had been caught in any heavy
 8 2,0|       which always endanger small craft. The "Bonadventure" would
 9 3,1|    Pencroft. "Perhaps that cursed craft will stand off during the
10 3,6|         of water to allow a light craft to pass the bar, there was
11 3,7|       never risk myself in such a craft. To sail on the seas, good,
12 3,7|        wind on board a well-found craft. A vessel is built to sail
13 3,8|           towards him the fragile craft, which was protected by