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No passenger ships had sailed since noonmeal, the next packet out was the Jemson's Luuker and she was ready to cast off so he had time for only the most cursory look but he did not find Venna or anyone answering her description on board, nor did he find her in any of the watering holes along the docks were someone would wait for a vessel's departure
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The laser blasts sailed harmlessly over his head and both robots ended up shooting each other in the chest
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The four square objects sailed through the air in all directions
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I’ve sailed all my
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Cat had never sailed paper boats in puddles, but she got the gist of it
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"After it happened, I called out, but the whole battlegroup, the whole convoy sailed on past like I wasn’t even here
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"They give them away to captains who sailed for them as advertising
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The log slipped right out of his hand and sailed by the nightmare head
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"I've been there, I'm a native of Dos and sailed to the Yakhan and back
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A beautiful brownish red colored falcon sailed out of the nearby woods and landed on her outstretched arm, “easy Lancelot,” it squawked once and settled itself
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At a point where three channels of the river joined, Luray thought it looked like it did when she'd first sailed this route to Wescarp, in the early decades of the 34th century when this was still called the sea of reeds and she and Oliar were just leaving the old lands
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All thru Imnotn the hill grew larger on the horizon as they sailed across another brisk wind, making the first week of summer feel more like the first week of spring
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"You're a good captain of a fine ship, the finest I've ever sailed on
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They shouted and complained, swaggered and jeered as they sailed on past, but at least after that they'd leave her alone
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released the trapped discouragement, and she sailed
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The good news was, they only sailed about a half day at a time, from island to island
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Abruptly a body sailed by on its way to forest floor below; the man was obviously dead or he would have been yelling
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His second run was a perfectly done simple vault with a grandstanding one-handed pat on the bull’s rump as he sailed over that drew more catcalls and hoisted flaggons from his buddies
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The great ship she had originally sailed these waters on was a distant memory
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They sailed round and round the island, changing boats often whenever one reached the end of its era
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She explained that she had sailed out of here little more than a year ago
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Those that had sailed open water agreed it was North Lake that was the biggest water and one of them knew a guy he’d sailed with
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Thru the previous dark they had sailed the whole hundred miles of Beghtik, the smallest major lake in the interconnect, and were now riding a surging favorable tide as Kortrax pulled the waters toward their height at Noonsleep in Center Lake
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” He knew in his mind Tdeshi had been in that body til they sailed on the Brother’s Formidable
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She had to keep him at arm’s length for that reason didn’t she? It was her unrequited love that had sent her two cabins down when they sailed
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Sailed a bit close to the wind at times but never actually capsized
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At dinner they were seated with a family, also staying until the Britainic sailed
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Spelman, not realizing that the storm at sea had abated and the ship once again sailed on smoothly
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The Britainic sailed on schedule on the evening tide from the Chelsea Docks in New York harbor
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Harold wired Harry before they sailed to make sure he knew when they should likely arrive
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He was pretty sure that some of them had been lost or deliberately sailed off into the void seeking worlds where metal might be plentiful and The Fall could be held off forever
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sailed past, accompanied by theatrical oohs and ahhs
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When Ulysses did hear the song of the Sirens, he begged his men to untie him so he could go to them, but they tied the ropes more tightly around him and sailed away from the Sirens
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"A new life? What's it like? By the way this is Dencah, everyone, we sailed together with Vyinga
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That night the Greek force crept out of the horse and opened the gates for the rest of the Greek army, which had sailed back under cover of night
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"Oh yeah, we've been back and forth about eleven times since you sailed with us
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He must have lived his life among some of the wickedest men that ever sailed the sea, and the language in which he told these stories shocked our plain country people almost as much as the crimes
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Cathedral of Saint Etienne, which sailed effortlessly above
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He heard the 'spung' as he sailed across the opening and felt the fletch of the dart whistle across his butt
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The being was still trying to cut her down, hacking and slashing as he sailed through the air
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The ships on the lake were big, deeper even than the one from Bordzvek he had sailed on the second half of the Lhar
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Weren't these the things that Alan had worried about as he walked, sailed and flew the breadth of this world?
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End over end it sailed through the Hangar
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Within ten minutes, the ship had sailed
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The fact that I had sailed through all the earlier
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A dozen ships sailed into our cove
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fleet and sailed away, their number almost halved
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As he sailed around it, I noted that its shape resembled an overturned boot
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Father led our four remaining ships back to the seaward side where we sailed into a
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seemed, sailed ob the sea
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With Nerissa’s help, he managed the essential repairs before they sailed on the next tide
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Father thought these were the Cyclades, though he’d never sailed these waters
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Nerissa got everyone aboard just before it sailed
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In 1497, Vasco de Gamo sailed from the port of Lisbon with a fleet of four ships, and, after a navigation of eleven months, arrived upon the coast of Indostan ; and thus completed a course of discoveries which had been pursued with great steadiness, and with very little interruption, for near a century together
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He sailed from the port of Palos in August 1492, near five years before the expedition of Vasco de Gamo set out from Portugal; and, after a voyage of between two and three months, discovered first some of the small Bahama or Lucyan islands, and afterwards the great island of St
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Every Spaniard who sailed to America expected to find an El Dorado
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Towards the end of the fifteenth, and during the greater part of the sixteenth century, Spain and Portugal were the two great naval powers upon the ocean ; for though the commerce of Venice extended to every part of Europe, its fleet had scarce ever sailed beyond the Mediterranean
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Why, she’s the safest ship that ever sailed to sea
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There was a general gasp from the others as he sailed through the air and then landed safely, and surprisingly lightly, on the other side, almost a metre clear of the crevasse
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The ship slowly glided across the horizon and eventually sailed out of sight
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The Skimmer flew quietly and literally sailed over the tree tops as Warlock apparently wanted to get as close as he could to the trail down below
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By a bye-law, no British manufactures could be exported to Turkey but in the general ships of the company; and as those ships sailed always from the port of London, this restriction confined the trade to that expensive port, and the traders to those who lived in London and in its neighbourhood
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After the lads sailed for England time began to drag at the hospital and I would watch the people who had been cured heading back to their units with envy
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We sailed for France and arrived at Le Havre in the early hours of the following morning we then had to wait to dock and this was achieved just after first light
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brother, Irvine, sailed on the Confederate raiders Nashville, Alabama, and Shenandoah
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the ship himself and sailed it to Savannah, establishing a record that was never again equaled during the war, and furthermore
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desperation, Maffitt sailed to Cuba and there, he, too, was
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In spite of the difficulties, the incredible Maffitt sailed her from Cuba to Mobile Bay, Alabama
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In the meantime, Jon was getting accustomed to the constant roll and shifting movement of the ship as it sailed on the sea
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Hawes sailed out of New
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Both ships sailed
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Independence until the spring of 1860, when he joined the Saginaw and sailed to China
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Upon completion of the building phase, the Saginaw sailed from Mare Island to Hong Kong, China, with James Findlay Schenck
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situation back home, Waddell sailed on the John Adams en route for New York
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Following this, Admiral Farragut sailed down
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twelfth of February, the CSS Florida departed France and sailed for the West Indies under the command of Lieutenant Morris
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He sailed backwards and ended up in a heap on the pavement dead to the world Helen looked shocked but I then said to his mates
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the ship could be sailed and managed properly
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“Yes sir,” replied the officer of the deck, “and that ship of yours appears to have sailed the seas for many a year
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On December 7, the Shenandoah sailed out of the harbor
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Also lost in that freeze was the ship Roman, which was the first ship that Captain Hawes sailed on to begin his whaling career
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supposed to have sailed to Bombay, India
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Chapman lifted anchor and slowly sailed away from the wharf, while under the watchful eye
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command of Captain David McDougal, sailed into the strait and
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By June 13, the Milo had sailed north and west toward the Siberian coast and was joined by a fleet of whalers from
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The Thornton then sailed out of the scattered ice and toward water clear of ice, and awaited her fate
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came across the brig, Susan Abigail, a ship that had just sailed out of San Francisco on April 19, and had on board copies of the latest newspapers
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Three thousand years ago, Medai Corderant, High Seat of House Corderant, was Ship Captain of the Fleet of Wavewardens, hundreds of Great Warships that sailed the coasts, providing protection from potential invaders
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By the end of the day, she had sailed over four hundred miles
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On July 5, the Shenandoah sailed through the Amukta Island passage into the North Pacific Ocean and at that time was about
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Shenandoah since it had sailed out of Melbourne
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The Saranac sailed from San Francisco on August 14, and the Suwanee sailed from San Francisco on August 20
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Two days after the USS Suwanee left Acapulco and sailed north to begin her search for the Shenandoah, the Shenandoah encountered the English bark, Barracuda, en route from San Francisco to the Orient with a full cargo load
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The Milo sailed from Honolulu on March 19, 1868, on her final journey to the Bering Sea
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Finally, Waddell did return safely to the United States in 1875, when he became captain of the commercial steamer, City of San Francisco, which sailed between San Francisco and Yokohama
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They sailed over hundreds of these picturesque gardens which could literally be tens of acres of land
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“Yea, he sailed Lasers in the Bay when he was a kid
