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1 The Captain resolved to heave the ship to.
2 We will stand on, shorten sail, heave the ship to, then lower them and let them drop alongside.
3 It will not delay us much, so heave the ship to, and let us learn what they want.'
4 You want me to heave the ship to in this gale and to invite yer father perlitely to come on board.
5 The launch and cutter being instantly hoisted out, the usual preparations were made to lay out a kedge, to heave the ship off.
6 There seems not a breath of air; and as the tide runs slack, I doubt whether the sea do not heave the ship ashore.
7 We'll heave the ship to, if your lordship pleases, and she'll be so much nearer Portsmouth than if we run on as we're doing.
8 At high water we attempted to heave the Ship off, but did not succeed.
9 Heave the ship aback, and call the captain?
10 Heave the ship to, Mr Tarwig.
11 "We must first try to heave the ship off," was my answer to all.
12 "If so, we'll heave the ship to," was the answer.
13 "We'll heave the ship to, Mr Billhook," said the commander.
14 "Be ready there to heave the ship to, to let the boat come alongside."
15 "Turn the hands out, and heave the ship to!"
16 It took us a day to reach the spot; then heaving the ship to, we lowered the boats to land on the serpent's back.
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