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 1 I   |       gliding motion over the waves. She was not thinking; her
 2 I   |       up two thin translucent waves which glided off along the
 3 IV  |       clamour of the wind and waves—spread through the darkness,
 4 V   |     rows by the margin of the waves, or scattered here and there,
 5 V   |       them, before the yellow waves as they rolled up edged
 6 VI  |      quite to the edge of the waves, and there they talked for
 7 VIII|    the bottom amid impossible waves.~The others represented
 8 IX  |        cradled by the rolling waves, always wandering, always
 9 IX  |       the cabin rocked by the waves, the very flesh of the man,
10 IX  | glided down between these two waves of humanity and was soon