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1      I,  VIII |      rugged outline of a floating iceberg standing out against the
2      I,  IX   |          had it struck a floating iceberg. This danger was indeed
3      I,  IX   |           just struck an enormous iceberg, a floating block with rugged,
4     II,  III  | sea-horizon, without a sail or an iceberg to break the monotony of
5     II,  IV   |     submerged. For one foot of an iceberg or ice-field above the water,
6     II,  IX   |         time of the year, even an iceberg.~But Kalumah did not stop
7     II,  XV   |    itself-which was but a kind of iceberg capped with earth and sand-would
8     II,  XVIII|         existed. Struck by a huge iceberg it had fallen bodily upon