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 1  1, 1 |     observed it at two different points of the chart, separated
 2  1, 7 |    better again. I looked at all points of the horizon. I saw the
 3  1, 10|    entirely agreeing in the main points, convinced me of your identity.
 4  1, 11|       which I use to examine the points of the horizon, when the
 5  1, 18|        after touching at several points in the Pacific, cast anchor
 6  1, 23|   lustres, that were tipped with points of fire. ~At last, after
 7  1, 23|          sparks reflected by the points of coral. ~Ned Land and
 8  2, 1 |          economised the graphite points between which the luminous
 9  2, 3 |      spot was one of the highest points of the bank of pintadines. ~"
10  2, 4 |         its mosques, the elegant points of its minarets, its fresh
11  2, 8 | terminates in those two terrible points so dreaded by mariners,
12  2, 12|   leeward, those blackish moving points?" ~"Yes, Captain," I replied. ~"
13  2, 13|     blocks. Here and there sharp points and slender needles rising
14  2, 13|       free from ice at these two points of the globe." ~"I think
15  2, 16|          their screws on several points of its circumference. Presently
16  2, 19|      wind veered suddenly to all points of the horizon; and the