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 1  1, 8 |       his companion were born in low latitudes. There is southern
 2  1, 16|         grew, and, the sun being low on the horizon, the refraction
 3  1, 19|    between the level of high and low seas. To-day is 4th January,
 4  1, 21|     already fallen; for, in this low latitude, the sun sets rapidly
 5  1, 21|        of them, profiting by the low water, had come on to the
 6  1, 21|           not to attack. ~During low water the natives roamed
 7  2, 1 |          the Nautilus, being too low in the water. I fancied
 8  2, 5 |       the roads. The sun, rather low on the horizon, struck full
 9  2, 6 |        Land," I continued; "this low coast which rounds off to
10  2, 6 |       strange, for we were under low latitudes; and even then
11  2, 7 | according to Pliny, and with the low island which supports it;
12  2, 9 |          gigantic bounds and the low growling of an avalanche.
13  2, 13|         The temperature was very low; the thermometer exposed
14  2, 17|           huts. The coast seemed low to me, but in the distance
15  2, 19|          masses of cumuli. Other low clouds passed swiftly by.
16  2, 22|    leaning over me, saying, in a low voice, "We are going to