..."No! a hundred times no! a thousand times no!" cried the sailor,springing up from the table... 
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..."Then you didn't turn it over enough!" returned the obstinate sailor...
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..."That is precisely what I had the honour of telling you before!"returned the sailor...
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...And the sailor, raising a heavy block, was about to break in one of thesides of the chest, when the engineer arrested his hand...
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...The sailor began by detaching the two barrels, which, being in goodcondition, would of course be of use...
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...The reporter's proposal, so strongly seconded by the sailor,...
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..."There might be pieces of wood on the rocks, but nothing on the sands,"replied the sailor...
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..."All the same, captain,"said the sailor, "if we ever...
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...So saying, the sailor, raising his piece, took a rapid aim at one of themonkeys and fired...
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..."But we must drive these vagabonds out somehow," cried the sailor...
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..."And prepare our second cornfield!" cried the sailor with a triumphantair...
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...The sailor, without frightening the animals, crept through the grass tothe bridge over Creek Glycerine, lowered it, and the onagas wereprisoners...
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..."That's evident," replied the sailor, "and there can be no otherexplanation to give...
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..."Forward!" shouted the sailor...
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...The sailor was wounded himself, but hiswound was insignificant, as were those of his companions; for thanks totheir firearms they had been almost always able to keep their assailantsat a distance...
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...The obstinate sailor did not reply, and let the conversation drop, quitedetermined to resume it again...
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..."It appears fortunate, that's all," answered the sailor...
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...From time totime Herbert relieved him at the helm, and the lad's hand was so firmthat the sailor had not a point to find fault with...
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...At any rate the sailor was not sorry to go to breakfast onboard...
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..."No, captain," replied the sailor...
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...Herbert and the sailor then re-embarked on board the Bonadventure, theanchor was weighed, the sail hoisted, and the wind drove her rapidlytowards Claw Cape...
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...Moreover, it gavethe latitude and longitude of Tabor Island correctly, which implied thatits author had a more complete knowledge of hydrography than could beexpected of a common sailor...
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...And the sailor was enchanted to see his own countenance...
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