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49.21% ship people time made great day immediately board till thought night sailed began large called sea manner thing deck mind days left small long heard put brought morning shore water part things hands situation sight land purpose death kind arrived lost appeared struck rest evening life ran house number
30.16% boat vessel water providence wind key obliged fastened safe punt men buoy schooner rocks rock clock sail rope wrecker quest island keys die lives salt labour beef hatches bahama necessity islands twenty dream danger saved sloop threw longer sails touch swell midst delivered uninhabited exertions drag nailed breakers wrecked
15.87% captain man told board time vessel good found great god place asked make thought free mr knew gave gentleman master joy heart st england leave house money mate desired island poor deal set white met sloop wished received happy kind black back give treated men slaves hand means obliged
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Our first care, after refreshment, was to make ourselves tents to lodge in, which we did as well as we could with some sails we had brought from the ship. We then began to think how we might get from this place, which was quite uninhabited; and we determined to repair our boat, which was very much shattered, and to put to sea in quest of a ship or some inhabited island. It took us up however eleven days before we could get the boat ready for sea in the manner we wanted it, with a sail and other necessaries. When we had got all things prepared the captain wanted me to stay on shore while he went to sea in quest of a vessel to take all the people off the key; but this I refused; and the captain and myself, with five more, set off in the boat towards New Providence. We had no more than two musket load of gunpowder with us if any thing should happen; and our stock of provisions consisted of three gallons of rum, four of water, some salt beef, some biscuit; and in this manner we proceeded to sea.