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1    1,    9|      and birch, and at length doubled Cape Froward, still bristling
2    1,   10| DECIDED~A WEEK after they had doubled the Cape Pilares, the DUNCAN
3    2,    1|   Magellan again.”~“What! you doubled Cape Horn, and I was not
4    2,    1| degree southern latitude, had doubled Cape Horn, passed by Terra
5    2,    6|    sight. In the evening they doubled Cape Borda, and came alongside
6    3,    6|       dexterously avoided and doubled, but with the fitful breeze
7    3,   11|    the mound, and the corpses doubled up so that they were sitting
8    3,   21|       the coast of Patagonia, doubled Cape Horn, and made a swift
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