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 1    1,   19|    with the first streak of dawn. It is a cowardly beast,
 2    1,   19|    o’clock morning began to dawn. A pale glimmer appeared
 3    1,   26|   him again comfortably.~At dawn next morning, all the slumberers
 4    2,   19| seemed as if it would never dawn. They set off again, but
 5    3,    4|  waited impatiently for the dawn. The ship was now quite
 6    3,    4|     clock the first peep of dawn appeared in the east. The
 7    3,    4|    by the pale light of the dawn. John returned to the deck.
 8    3,   11|    awaited them next day at dawn, and also with what cruel
 9    3,   12|    where the first light of dawn whitened the eastern sky,
10    3,   12|     clock, the day began to dawn, bluish clouds marbled the
11    3,   19|     March 4, at 5 A. M., at dawn, the passengers, including