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 1 1 |       and Japan, by the South Sea, taking with us victuals
 2 2 |    how that part of the South Sea was utterly unknown, and
 3 2 |      a pleasant view from the sea. And we thinking every minute
 4 9 |  remedy for sickness taken at sea. There was given us also
 5 15|     might be some mile in the sea, a great pillar of light;
 6 15|     cylinder, rising from the sea, a great way up toward heaven;
 7 18|      ark to the floods of the sea. Therefore I do testify
 8 21|       conclave of such a vast sea might cause it. But then,
 9 25| Atlantic to the Mediterranean Sea; and they of Coya, through
10 25|       Coya, through the South Sea upon this our island; and
11 25|    power than theirs, both by sea and land; and compelled
12 53|     rocks in the midst of the sea, and some bays upon the
13 53|      the air and vapor of the sea. We have likewise violent