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... Boats, row'd off to the Road to obferve Dagenatr's Motions ; and feeing him at fome Dillance from the other Ships, Capt. Lamb row'd towards his Ship the Hope, which the Swedes on board of her feeing, abandon'd the Ship, took to the Boat, and row'd aboard ...
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