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1      I,  VIII|    the point on the northern bank at which they were to land.
2      I,  VIII|    the boat aground on a low bank at the foot of a cliff of
3      I,  XII |    of the promontory and the bank of the lagoon for all the
4      I,  XIII|     Bathurst, on the eastern bank of the lagoon Hobson determined
5      I,  XXII|     The hills on the eastern bank seemed to be considerably
6      I,  XXII| hundred paces on the eastern bank. As a natural consequence,
7     II,  IV  |      its structure. A little bank, produced by a landslip,
8     II,  VII |    the hills and the eastern bank of the lagoon.~A faint twilight
9     II,  VIII|      pleasant shelter, and a bank covered with yellow moss,