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1
The ship was also
deeply
laden
,
and this contributed to her peril.
2
This one carried a small flag, and was
deeply
laden
with merchandise.
3
They are very dangerous for boats
deeply
laden
,
and without decks.
4
A long,
deeply
laden
canoe with miners from the interior provinces passed us here.
5
Thorer Sel had heard of Asbjorn's voyage, and also that his vessel was
deeply
laden
.
6
The vessel now ran by us; she was
deeply
laden
,
and as broad as she was long.
7
On Saturday, December 21, the ship lay alongside the wharf ready for sea and very
deeply
laden
.
8
The older pack was too rough and too
deeply
laden
with snow to offer a suitable camping-ground.
9
A whaler,
deeply
laden
,
and apparently homeward bound, was at this time in sight to the eastward.
10
And it was
deeply
laden
.
11
If the "Terra Nova" was
deeply
laden
from Cardiff, imagine what she looked like leaving New Zealand.
12
One, which was at no great distance, was evidently
deeply
laden
,
the seas threatening every instant to break over her.
13
Anson's crews suffered greatly from the ships being so
deeply
laden
that the ports could not be opened to admit air.
14
The prahus were now so
deeply
laden
that the Illanons were anxious to return as fast as possible to their own country.
15
It may be likened indeed to a huge,
deeply
laden
merchantman, steadily making her way amid the rolling waves of the ocean.
16
But my vessel,
deeply
laden
,
was already getting waterlogged, and would not sail on a wind more than four miles an hour.
deeply
laden
deeply