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1      I,  VIII |      longitude. Its shape is very irregular : two promontories jut into
2      I,  VIII |    agitated by the wind, with its irregular shores broken by jagged
3      I,  XI   |         was a sheet of water with irregular banks, let in, as it were,
4      I,  XXII |      south-west, and snow fell at irregular intervals.~The thermometer
5      I,  XXIII|          you accounted for by the irregular distribution of land and
6     II,  VIII | blood-stains increased, making an irregular pathway along the snow.
7     II,  XII  |         white plain, with strange irregular markings like guipure work,
8     II,  XII  |         white plain, with strange irregular markings like guipure work,