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 1  1, 1 |   skippers, both of Europe and America, naval officers of all countries,
 2  1, 5 |        the south-east coast of America with great rapidity. The
 3  1, 10|        of the United States of America." ~I bowed assent. It was
 4  1, 10|        place concerning you in America and Europe. You do not know
 5  1, 13|       to west between Asia and America, over an extent of 145 degrees
 6  1, 18| stationed on the west coast of America. The Bayonnaise cast her
 7  2, 6 |  coasts of France, England, or America, on which flight may be
 8  2, 8 |      with gold and silver from America, once entered their ports.
 9  2, 8 |      was for him and him alone America had given up her precious
10  2, 17| touches the coasts of Asia and America at the same time. He would
11  2, 17| windings of the coast of South America. We had then made 1,600
12  2, 17|        westerly point of South America that forms Cape San Roque.
13  2, 19|      same day on the shores of America. The intensity of the tempest
14  2, 20|      its first despatch, young America addressed old Europe in
15  2, 20|    which passes from Europe to America in .32 of a second. Doubtless
16  2, 20|      cargo of corn coming from America, under the command of Admiral