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1      I,  VIII |      oblique rays of the sun lit up the surface of the water,
2      I,  XVIII| hours later the heavens were lit up by a magnificent Aurora
3     II,  IX   |   use when fishing at night, lit it and waved it on the beach
4     II,  IX   |   when she saw the huge fire lit by Lieutenant Hobson, the
5     II,  X    |      and the lamps had to be lit during the day. It was necessary,
6     II,  XIV  |   only allow the lamps to be lit for a few hours every day.
7     II,  XV   |   rays across the valley and lit up the glittering ice-walls
8     II,  XV   |   stretched a vast ice-field lit up by the sunbeams.~All