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 1  1, 1 |     by the Columbus, of the West India and Pacific Steam
 2  1, 13|   Circles, and from east to west between Asia and America,
 3  1, 18|   had been stationed on the west coast of America. The Bayonnaise
 4  1, 19|     straight through to the west, he steered for the Island
 5  1, 19|    stretching from north to west like an immense arm. Towards
 6  1, 20|    up the coast towards the west: then, fording some torrents,
 7  1, 22|  course was directed to the west, and on the 11th of January
 8  2, 1 |    the course marked direct west. ~We were furrowing the
 9  2, 1 |     clock a steamer running west on our counter. Her masts
10  2, 3 |    from south-west to north west. The Nautilus, having returned
11  2, 3 |    coast of Ceylon, was now west of the bay, or rather gulf,
12  2, 4 |     between Souakin, on the west coast, and Komfidah, on
13  2, 8 | merchandise coming from the West Indies. Now, to disembark
14  2, 10|   clouds, dissipated by the west wind, leaving behind them,
15  2, 17|      we sighted land to the west. It was Terra del Fuego,
16  2, 19| after passing by the north, west, and south, in the inverse