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1        I, I    |    opens upon the boundless ocean, it has the islands called
2        I, III  |   Orcades, which lie in the ocean beyond Britain, and, returning
3       II, I    |   Behold, the once swelling ocean now serves prostrate at
4      III, XXV  |   two remote islands of the ocean, and only in part even of
5       IV, XVI  |   sea, the two tides of the ocean, which break upon Britain
6       IV, XVI  | from the boundless northern ocean, daily meet in conflict
7       IV, XVI  |    back and return into the ocean whence they come.~
8       IV, XXVII| island, called Fame, in the ocean about nine miles distant
9        V, III  |  waxing and the tide of the ocean is rising. And what can