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1 1,1|   Heaven's sake heave out the ballast!" "There! the last sack
2 1,2| Independently of the sacks of ballast, to which the cords of the
3 1,2|      successively the bags of ballast. It was the work of a few
4 2,2|       island. Some stones for ballast, a mast and a sail, which
5 2,2|     deck was placed over this ballast, and the interior was divided
6 3,4|     down by the weight of the ballast displaced by the shock,
7 3,4|     deck was practicable. The ballast, composed of heavy masses
8 3,4|     the brig, the iron of her ballast, and even four guns, which,