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life-buoy

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life-buoy [ˈlaɪfbɔɪ] nboya or guindola salvavidas


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Duncan," was Duncan's reply, as he tore the life-buoy from its hook and flung it aft.
you’d as lief drown a man as one of them there fish; not to throw a Christian creature so much as a rope’s end when he was adrift, and no life-buoy in sight
A cry for the life-buoy passed from mouth to mouth.
 
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