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 1 1,2|           prisoners any hope of a speedy deliverance. ~The reporter,
 2 3,2|           merits her name of the 'Speedy.'" ~"She would show all
 3 3,2|           The actual crew of the "Speedy" was composed solely of
 4 3,2|       Harvey had seized the brig "Speedy," anchored in sight of Norfolk
 5 3,2|     chance alone had brought the "Speedy" in sight of Lincoln Island;
 6 3,2|        black flag hoisted at the "Speedy's" peak, and the gun which
 7 3,2|       since, in the event of the "Speedy" departing on an expedition,
 8 3,2|     hesitate to venture onto the "Speedy's" deck, which the extinguished
 9 3,2|         ship, and found that the "Speedy" carried four guns, which
10 3,3|         morning mist. It was the "Speedy." ~"These, my friends,"
11 3,3|         dispelled the mist. ~The "Speedy" now appeared in full view,
12 3,3|             In the meanwhile the "Speedy" remained silent. About
13 3,3|          island before which the "Speedy" had cast anchor was inhabited,
14 3,3|          a movement on board the "Speedy." A boat was lowered, and
15 3,3|         expose themselves to the "Speedy's" guns, and that they relied
16 3,3|          could get alongside the "Speedy." Frightful cries were heard
17 3,3|           was only too true. The "Speedy" was beginning to weigh
18 3,3|    creaking of the windlass. The "Speedy" was at first held by her
19 3,3|    decimated her crew. ~Soon the "Speedy" reached the point of the
20 3,3|         rock, told them that the "Speedy" was at no great distance. ~
21 3,3|          branches, could see the "Speedy," surrounded with smoke,
22 3,4|      sudden disappearance of the "Speedy" perfectly inexplicable. ~
23 3,4|           don't suppose that the 'Speedy' simply foundered like a
24 3,4|        crushed. ~The hull of the "Speedy" was just beginning to issue
25 3,4|           the destruction of the "Speedy" could not be attributed
26 3,4|        composed the cargo of the "Speedy." ~Most of them contained
27 3,4|         the six survivors of the "Speedy's" crew had landed on the
28 3,4|     captain or the owners of the "Speedy," and, as the name of her
29 3,4|          in maintaining that the 'Speedy' was not lost in consequence
30 3,5|   impossible to refloat her. The "Speedy" had not been able to withstand
31 3,5|     murderers of the crew of the "Speedy," and he looked upon them
32 3,8| manufacture rigging, that of the "Speedy" having been saved entire,
33 3,9|         is doomed to more or less speedy destruction, the cause of