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45.83% 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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In this state of my mind our ship came to an anchor, and soon after discharged her cargo. I now knew what it was to work hard; I was made to help to unload and load the ship. And, to comfort me in my distress in that time, two of the sailors robbed me of all my money, and ran away from the ship. I had been so long used to an European climate that at first I felt the scorching West India sun very painful, while the dashing surf would toss the boat and the people in it frequently above high water mark. Sometimes our limbs were broken with this, or even attended with instant death, and I was day by day mangled and torn.