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1In the evening I was required to repair to the harbour and re-embark.
2He assured Mary that Lord Glenarvan would re-embark in the enterprise.
3Now that the two men had returned, would they re-embark with their faggots?
4It was impossible for us to re-embark without being seen.
5However, an official insisted on them disembarking, even if they meant to re-embark at once.
6European employés avoid tempting the breakers; they disembark and re-embark for home, and that is all.
7But the courage of the crews was so completely damped that they positively refused to re-embark.
8They now prepared to re-embark in their pinnace.
9On the appearance of General Santa Cruz, however, the foes were compelled to evacuate and re-embark.
10Visitors will disembark and re-embark at Murray's Bay Harbour situated on the east coast of the Island.
11The poor missionary had his fit of tertian fever, and besought us to re-embark immediately after midnight.
12It would take at least two days to re-embark you as Admiral Thursby will explain to you.
13The wind was fair, but we had all to re-embark, an operation which went on till noon.
14I know my representation is most serious but if we are to re-embark it must be at once.
15At three o'clock the tide began to ebb and the boat-keeper awakened us to re-embark on our return.
16Brune also defeated the duke of York in Holland, obliged him to re-embark, and to renounce his attempted invasion.
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