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 1      I, I     |  desire to go on as far as the sea. I there met with a merchant
 2      I, III(3)|      dangerous sandbank in the sea on the northern coast of
 3      I, III   |        those lands than on any sea. No plants are there, and
 4      I, III   |    promontories, back from the sea, act as a check to the winds,
 5      I, IV    |        continued raging of the sea8 from being able at once
 6      I, IV    |      suppose, their tossing at sea had taken away all desire
 7      I, IV    |     are at a distance from the sea; and, as I have often testified
 8      I, VI    | sailors calling us back to the sea, we departed; and after
 9      I, XVII  |       his abode. I saw the Red Sea and the ridges of Mount
10      I, XXIII |     companion both by land and sea: it has been my friend and
11    III, XIV   |      was sailing on the Tuscan Sea, following that course which
12    III, XVIII |      death in the midst of the sea with the lot of a ship-wrecked