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The shipwrecked mariners were very tired and the beach was curiously lonely.
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But the fate of shipwrecked mariners all over the world is notorious.
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Foxes were numerous and had no fear of the shipwrecked mariners.
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Their life on the island was that of most shipwrecked mariners.
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Eight fellows perched round the edge like shipwrecked mariners, clinging to one plank.
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But in actual life the Robinson Crusoes are few, and the shipwrecked mariners many.
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Those who heard him were as shipwrecked mariners at sight of a distant sail.
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We hailed her like the desperate shipwrecked mariners in the long-boat hail the passing sail.
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We made a camp on a wind-swept point of sand, and felt like shipwrecked mariners.
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If ever shipwrecked mariners were grateful, we were then.
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It was shipwrecked mariners that day, I remember, and we were all in the blanket tent.
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The smaller hut was empty but on the outside were carved many names of shipwrecked mariners.
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The Stromboliotes received us kindly as shipwrecked mariners.
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Six days after their rescue the shipwrecked mariners arrived at New Archangel, the capital of Russian America.
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The shipwrecked mariners demand refreshment, boomed Thomas.
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They are descendants, mainly, of shipwrecked mariners.
