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33.33% 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
22.22% ships french ship fleet admiral war men board gun shore master landing engagement english enemy fired guns england fire isle shot batteries lieutenant command expedition officers namur returned fighting fight boy belle commodore spithead harbour ordered remarkable ocean spanish gibraltar george st portsmouth hoisted soldiers shells recovered sails attacked
22.22% fire awful mr find mondle cabin ashore eternity powder return horse perished thick half searched dreadful attend rate ground weather suffering occasioned continuing escaped minute instantly success places bed length apprehension gravesend mount lynne meet blaze midnight boat wind happily continued ran terror birds cries drink lives pieces sleep
17.78% 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
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[N] Some people have it, that sometimes shortly before persons die their ward has been seen; that is, some spirit exactly in their likeness, though they are themselves at other places at the same time. One day while we were at Bayonne Mr. Mondle saw one of our men, as he thought, in the gun-room; and a little after, coming on the quarter-deck, he spoke of some circumstances of this man to some of the officers. They told him that the man was then out of the ship, in one of the boats with the Lieutenant: but Mr. Mondle would not believe it, and we searched the ship, when he found the man was actually out of her; and when the boat returned some time afterwards, we found the man had been drowned at the very time Mr. Mondle thought he saw him.