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Treasure Island - Stevenson, Robert Louis ยท 61 words
Well, while things stood thus, suddenly the HISPANIOLA struck, staggered, ground for an instant in the sand, and then, swift as a blow, canted over to the port side till the deck stood at an angle of forty five degrees and about a puncheon of water splashed into the scupper holes and lay, in a pool, between the deck and bulwark.
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