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 1 1,1|    precipitated on them, vessels cast on the shore, which the
 2 1,1|     their danger, the passengers cast away the last articles which
 3 1,3|        the reporter and Neb were cast upon the ocean, the sailor
 4 1,4|         it, their first look was cast upon the ocean which not
 5 1,4|   country on which they had been cast; but it was difficult to
 6 1,6|        long as the waves had not cast up the body of the engineer,
 7 1,6|     Chimneys, not without having cast a look at the smoke which,
 8 1,7|       nor of his master has been cast on the shore!" ~"It is not
 9 1,7|          dry wood, and the flame cast a bright light into the
10 1,0|     hungry by the fresh air, had cast greedy eyes. ~After leaving
11 1,4|       was by means of the shadow cast on the sand by the stick,
12 1,7|        how Top was so vigorously cast up out of the water. One
13 2,3|       there would be many things cast up, which would be lawfully
14 2,8|       where chance might one day cast his companions and himself
15 2,4|         disabled vessel had been cast on the coast of the island,
16 2,9|        settlers if they had been cast at first on this part of
17 3,3|    before which the "Speedy" had cast anchor was inhabited, and
18 3,4|        and some of the wreck was cast up on the beach. ~As to
19 3,3|      remained as the volcano had cast them up above the waters,
20 3,3|    towards the lake, it would be cast on the downs and the neighboring
21 3,6|            The Frenchman who was cast on board my vessel by chance
22 3,6|   November, 1866, three men were cast on board his vessel. They
23 3,6| companions had been miraculously cast on shore, that the fishermen
24 3,6|         stream of the Mercy, who cast the cord from the top of
25 3,8|      barbed tongues of fire were cast in various directions. Some,
26 3,8|       Harding then, standing up, cast the light of the lamp upon
27 3,0|        time raised his head, and cast a despairing glance over