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1 1,1|      half. It was still what sailors call "a close-reefed topsail
2 1,6|       These pirates are bold sailors as well as formidable enemies,
3 2,2| Pencroft directly pronounced sailors alone could exhibit. It
4 2,8| Indeed, everybody knows that sailors have a remarkable aptitude
5 2,7|   Captain Mangles, and a few sailors composed the little band
6 2,9|     much more convenient for sailors." ~"Yes," replied Herbert, "
7 3,1|    Had these pirates-for the sailors of the brig could be nothing
8 3,2|      drying several pairs of sailors' trousers. He put on a pair.
9 3,4| man-of-war! Convicts are not sailors. Of course the powder-magazine