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44497	Russell, William Clark	The Wreck of the Grosvenor, Volume 1 of 3 An account of the mutiny of the crew and the loss of the ship when trying to make the Bermudas			.txt	text/plain	44470	2360	85	He turned his eyes up aloft; then went to the ship's side, and looked Captain Coxon was a decidedly good-looking man, not in the smallest I was watching these two men talking, when Duckling said-The watch on deck had orders to call the captain if a change of wind A fellow came and stood under the fore-scuttle, and looking up, said in near the long-boat, looking aft, and Coxon suddenly called to him, Presently Mr. Duckling left the captain and ordered the men to go hands to get the ship under weigh," cried Duckling; and turning to me Duckling had thought fit to set the main top-gallant sail, and the ship "We've come to complain of the ship's bread, sir," said one of the men, "It's a wreck," said I, turning to the man; "let her come to again and Some men on the main-deck watched me looking at the bodies, and when	./cache/44497.txt	./txt/44497.txt