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acquaintance addressing alarm already appeared better boat brig Burton captain close comes commander consequence considered continued course Crank crew cried dear deck determined direction doctor duty effect Emily excited exclaimed face fair feelings fellow felt fire give guns hand Hasty head heart hope hour imagined interest interrupted keep lady leave less lieutenant light look manner master mean mind morning nature never night object observed occasion officers once party perceived perhaps person poor port present reason render respect returned rigging round sail sailor seemed seen Senna ship short side soon sort spirit Spitfire stand Staunch sure surprise termed there's thing Thomas thought Tiller tion tone turn vessel veteran weather wind wish young
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