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of the passengers in the ill-fated ves
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Instead of being panic-stricken and
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on a life preserver and when she was
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I have seen many brave deeds and
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JEALOUS OF HIS MASTER’S
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constantly showed his displeasure
and misery.
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sat down, putting his arm about his
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he at once rose, approached the two,
and made the usual exhibition of his
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The prince of historians was indeed
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He had a plot of ground marked out
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