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| 13 | 27 | This was the View more quotes about first">first time I had been on one of the derelicts, but they were not unknown to many of our armsmen and mariners who had boarded them to loot the cabins and the dozens of small holds, or compartments, in each, which, at one time, though now half flooded, may have been watertight. |
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| 13 | 24 | The deck is split and the boards shrunk. |
| 13 | 25 | Were it not for the clasp of the foliage, suspending her, she may have disappeared long ago". |
| 13 | 26 | He punched downward with the heel of his sea boot and the board broke under the blow, revealing a brown, spongelike mass of fiber. |
| 13 | 27 | This was the first time I had been on one of the derelicts, but they were not unknown to many of our armsmen and mariners who had boarded them to loot the cabins and the dozens of small holds, or compartments, in each, which, at one time, though now half flooded, may have been watertight. |
| 13 | 28 | The sea chests of many of our fellows were now heavy with pierced coins, pearls, and precious stones. |
| 13 | 29 | Few skeletons had been found on the derelicts, which suggested that men, perhaps in madness or desperation, had somehow fled these strange fields or perished in the sea. |
| 13 | 30 | The strange ships were flat-bottomed, and so could navigate rivers, perhaps by poling or towing, and shallow waters, as well as the sea. |