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Such, then, were the survivors of this wreck, which the first surge ofthe sea would submerge. No doubt it would have carried only dead bodiesinto the depths of the ocean if the unexpected arrival of the"Pilgrim," herself kept back by calms and contrary winds, had notpermitted Captain Hull to do a work of humanity.
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