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 1 1,1| captain! we are falling!" "For Heaven's sake heave out the ballast!" "
 2 1,2|       depths of the ocean. But Heaven had reserved them for a
 3 1,2|  replied Captain Harding; "and Heaven grant that the storm does
 4 1,5|   going to steal the fire from heaven could not have been more
 5 1,5|     must they have rendered to Heaven! But the most ingenious,
 6 1,1|       energy and on the aid of Heaven. ~"Well, now let us set
 7 1,0|        prayers were offered to Heaven. But these prayers were
 8 1,2|     Granite House then were to Heaven for having prepared for
 9 2,2|     thanks rose unanimously to Heaven. ~However, one of them was
10 2,7|   surprise, and by the will of Heaven, he found the 'Duncan,'
11 2,7|       remorse! ~"But doubtless Heaven had not sufficiently punished
12 2,7|     been a great criminal, but Heaven must certainly think that
13 2,9|       Cyrus Harding, "and that Heaven has not deprived us of the
14 3,1|   board the 'Duncan,' and pray Heaven that it is indeed Lord Glenarvan'
15 3,6|        and raising his hand to heaven,-~"Was I wrong, or in the
16 3,0|        And raising his hand to Heaven, he said, "Oh! Almighty