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1. ’ I said, viewing the bread and cheese which has been our lunchtime fare since we set sail

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2. I was down on the beach at the aid station by this time but they could do nothing for me really and so they loaded me on board this tub as our hospital ship had already set sail but the doctors were alright on here and did me proud

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3. As soon as the Shenandoah disappeared, Nye and his mate lowered the Thornton’s whaleboats and set sail, along with several volunteers, to the north to warn any whaleships in that

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4. Longleaf was up early, as he had meetings to attend at the behest of the Calamity, which was preparing to set sail in a day or two

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5. I noticed that we set sail almost at the moment I set my pack down

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6. Looking out the window, I could see that we had indeed set sail in the night

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7. ” What would the consequences have been, he wonders, had the Pilgrims consulted “Ye Olde Weather Channel” about the climate of New England before they set sail for America back in the year 1620? What if they had shivered on the dock in submissive acquiescence to the forces of nature and sold the Mayflower for kindling wood? The earth as your mother, Steyn snorts, “is eco-babble

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8. Paul and Barnabas left familiar shores and set sail into the unknown with only a vision to sustain them

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9. this little human was on the move and ready to set sail into

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10. And having set sail in a ship from Citium we came to Salamis and landed in the so called islands where there was a place full of idols; and there there took place high festivals and libations

11. would set sail in the month that fell between the two, which

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12. appear again, or set sail as soon as we could? Or, to put it

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13. The boats had already set sail

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14. Then one day, he set sail across the Atlantic on some important journey, and he never came back

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15. Jai and I set sail from the western coast last night, and here we are at your castle already—”

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16. Ishan and his crew set sail one late night headed for whatever land they would find to the northeast

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17. Lorgeil, one night, snuck them out of the city of the Templars, and sent them to the coast, where they set sail on a stolen ship

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18. The fate of the Daughters of the Witch: Lorelie, Lorhen and Lorinvere, after escaping the Templars, set sail back to the Maltatabi Islands

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19. only need is to set sail from the land of Hispaniola, into the

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20. To put it bluntly, set sail before all the fishing tackle had been boarded

21. Convinced that the transoceanic trip to the Orient was suitably short, he set sail under the Spanish flag in 1492

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22. and it's about to set sail!

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23. Just remember that when defeat comes, accept it as a signal that your plans are not sound, rebuild those plans, and set sail once more toward your coveted goal

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24. Then he set sail for Evenalehn to appeal for more aid

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25. a gentle and affectionate man on the island with you, I can put aside my worries for you and set sail

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26. After that, they would set sail

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27. “ I set sail on his clipper ship, Goddess of the Sea, with my Uncle Joshua

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28. Annelle and Aunt Madeliane were packed and ready to set sail for America in order to shop for Annelle’s wedding trousseau and meet Reven’s family

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29. " ' After the ceremony we immediately set sail for the great land of America in 1897 where we settled near the Deerfield River in North Central Massachusetts

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30. In September 1493, Columbus –now 42– set sail on his second voyage to the

31. Columbus set sail again –this time with four small ships– on his fourth expedition to

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32. Twenty minutes later with the Lantia well ablaze and headed for the dock we set sail for the open sea

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33. “Let’s go set sail

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34. This done, they entered the ship and set sail

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35. choicest merchandise of Bagdad, I conveyed it to Balsora, and set sail with other

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36. We set sail with the first

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37. The ship is to set sail, and I have arranged all about your passage with the

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38. Camaralzaman to lose no time, as the wind was fair, and he wished to set sail at

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39. delayed so long that I was obliged to set sail without him

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40. "If that is the case," said the princess, "you must set sail at once and go back for

41. than they weighed anchor and set sail

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42. and immediately the anchor was raised and they set sail

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43. The others, weak and ailing, set sail with the Count de La Pérouse

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44. The smugglers left with Edmond what he had requested and set sail, but not without turning about several times, and each time making signs of a cordial farewell, to which Edmond replied with his hand only, as if he could not move the rest of his body

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45. " Then he dragged himself cautiously to the top of a rock, from which he had a full view of the sea, and thence he saw the tartan complete her preparations for sailing, weigh anchor, and, balancing herself as gracefully as a water-fowl ere it takes to the wing, set sail

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46. It was at the brigantine that had left in the morning, and the tartan that had just set sail, that Edmond fixed his eyes

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47. The following morning Jacopo set sail for Marseilles, with directions from Dantes to join him at the Island of Monte Cristo

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48. Her parents finally understood that they could not stand in the way of Kick’s serving the war effort, like her brothers, and allowed her to set sail for England in June 1943

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49. The moon set sail upon the gale, and stars were fanned to leaping light

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50. But it was an old tradition that away over there stood the Grey Havens, from which at times elven-ships set sail, never to return

51. and Anduin flows into the Bay of Belfalas whence the Elves of Lurien set sail

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52. Heart me no Heart and Head me no Head! ’Tis a World of much Cruelty and little Justice, and Woe to him who lives in Expectation of Mercy from his Brethren; he shall be eaten by the Sharks ere his Ship has properly set Sail! Life in Society is little diff’rent from Life in the State of Nature, as Hobbes himself hath described it: ‘Continual Fear and Danger of Violent Death; and the Life of Man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short

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53. “Without us, there are no Pyrates, no Pyrate Ships, no Merchantmen to seize, no Sea Captains to capture, no Sailing Masters to set Sails, no Gunners to man the Cannon, no Cooks to stir the Stew, no Carpenters to build the Masts, no Sail-Makers to sew the Sails, no Drummers to make you merry, no Quartermasters to divide the Booty! Go your own Way without Women and where will you replenish your Crews? Will you seize Women and use ’em as Breeding Stock, then throw ’em to the Sharks? Will you seize Children and use ’em as Cannon Fodder? So hath it been for the whole History of the World and sure this is no Democracy! But if you truly mean your Motto, ‘A Deo a Libertate,’ and if you truly mean to make a Libertalia, in Spirit as in Name, then you must honour your Mothers as well as your Fathers, and accord that Sex a Place both in your Hearts and in your sacred Articles!”

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54. THUS OUR MIGHTY PYRATE Flotilla set sail across the South Atlantick (as soon as we had captur’d sufficient Provisions from outbound Slavers and liberated their Slaves to sail with us)

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55. The British were very frustrated with the Battle of Jutland, but it may have been a better day for them than it seemed, because the German fleet never dared set sail again except right at the end of the war – to surrender

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56. Despite the fact that the final warning had been sounded at eight o’clock, when visitors had been obliged to leave and the gangplank had been raised, the boat did not set sail until the Captain had finished eating and gone up to the bridge to direct the operation

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57. When all were dead except himself, however, the awful loneliness so weighed upon the mind of the sole survivor that he could endure it no longer, and choosing to risk death upon the open sea rather than madness on the lonely isle, he set sail in his little boat after nearly a year of solitude

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58. It was very pleasant, when I stayed late in town, to launch myself into the night, especially if it was dark and tempestuous, and set sail from some bright village parlor or lecture room, with a bag of rye or Indian meal upon my shoulder, for my snug harbor in the woods, having made all tight without and withdrawn under hatches with a merry crew of thoughts, leaving only my outer man at the helm, or even tying up the helm when it was plain sailing

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59. Some weeks after, the Commodore set sail in this impregnable craft for Valparaiso

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60. What seems most singular and suggestively important in this story, is this: it was from Joppa that Jonah set sail