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nyp.33433067287536	Poe, Edgar Allan	The works of Edgar Allan Poe. v. 3 [Prose tales, v. 2]	1902		.txt	text/plain	98733	6366	79	being nearly a foot deep just where he fell), I contrived to raise him partially up, and keep him in a sitting position, by passing a rope round his waist, and nothing of Augustus; but this occasioned me little uneasiness, as I knew the brig was expected to put to sea hold in a whaling vessel, and a long portion of that time too, must have appeared to him, coming from the comparatively open air of the steerage, of a nature absolutely poisonous, and by far more intolerable than it small head sail), a vessel which is not properly modelled in the bows is frequently thrown upon her beamends; this occurring even every fifteen or twenty minutes upon an average, yet without any serious conseIt was only partially closed, precautions having been taken to prevent its being suddenly pushed to from without, by means of placing	./cache/nyp.33433067287536.pdf	./txt/nyp.33433067287536.txt