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44498	Russell, William Clark	The Wreck of the Grosvenor, Volume 2 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	43290	2726	90	coming aft to ask me to keep watch whilst he and the boatswain turned To let the men see that I stood to my work, I never quitted the deck "My notion," said I, "is that when the time comes for the men to leave "He means to scuttle the ship," he said, in a low voice. "All right," he said, and looking at the boat's compass on the table, man at the wheel about the ship's course, the look of the weather, and "How many hands," he asked, "do you think the long-boat 'ud carry, If they take to the boats and wait for the man, the ship is Then some of the men who remained on deck went over the ship's side, "Look at that card," I said, as the boatswain shipped the lamp. you'll run the ship into the long-boat, and bring all hands on board	./cache/44498.txt	./txt/44498.txt