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 1 XI  |       on reaching the American coast, traverses the peninsula
 2 XI  | subtends the arc formed by the coast of Alabama, Mississippi,
 3 XI  |       are difficult, while the coast of Texas offers the bay
 4 XIII|    miles, came in sight of the coast of Florida. On a nearer
 5 XIII|       made their way along the coast in the direction of Alifia
 6 XXIV|  Magellan, follows the western coast of Southern America under
 7 XX  |        miles from the American coast?”~“Certainly, Bronsfield,
 8 XX  |      current, which skirts the coast of America as far as the
 9 XX  |     200 miles off the American coast, following that long peninsula
10 XX  |       which stretches down the coast of Mexico.~The wind had
11 XX  |      Hawaiian Islands with the coast of America.~It was a great
12 XXI |     discussed. The neighboring coast had no anchorage on 27@