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Every old seaman upon her deck knows that she is a doomed ship.
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And then the rock simply grew over the doomed ship.
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They scraped along the side of the doomed ship, and then along some rocks.
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They reminded Ike of lifeboats descending from a doomed ship.
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There was no panic, no fighting for places in the boats on the doomed ship.
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As he staggered to his feet he gazed about him on the seemingly doomed ship.
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On-on ,withheavy plunges, amid the foaming waters, the doomed ship hurried to meet her fate.
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Then he backed out, leaving a yawning chasm, through which the water poured into the doomed ship.
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Meanwhile, the horrors on board the doomed ship were redoubling, as she slowly settled to her watery grave.
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This narrative begins when the doomed ship has cast anchor, with a rocky coast close under her lee.
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But it was not, as might be supposed, a last effort of Ryan's to warn the doomed ship.
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The Titanic Memorial Cruise had departed from Southampton on Sunday to follow the doomed ship's route to New York.
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Others manned that doomed ship.
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The Titanic Memorial Cruise had departed from Southampton, England, on Sunday to follow the doomed ship's route to New York.
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The boat in the rear keeps them informed as to the doomed ship's progress, and submerges at the last moment.
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Gradually, but surely, the boat dropped nearer and nearer to the doomed ship, under the guidance of her able coxswain.
