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1 1,4|       in the surf. Beyond the reef, the sea sparkled beneath
2 1,7|    roared as it beat over the reef. Heavy rain was dashed by
3 1,7| billows thundered against the reef with such violence that
4 1,7|       flat shore bounded by a reef of rocks, whose heads scarcely
5 1,1|      by the absence of even a reef, that the coast was steep
6 2,4|      weighed. Pencroft took a reef in the mainsail, and steered
7 3,6|    can swear to it. This is a reef knot, and I always make
8 3,0|      no means of quitting the reef; no fire, nor any means
9 3,0|    not without an object. The reef was the mark for which she