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 1      I,  XVII|  exactly the amount of vertical displacement of the waters between high
 2      I,  XXII|    crash, in consequence of the displacement of their centre of gravity,
 3     II,  X   | September observations showed a displacement of Victoria Island. Only
 4     II,  X   |  Victoria Island. Only a slight displacement, but in a northerly direction.~
 5     II,  X   | appeared to notice nothing, the displacement with regard to the cardinal
 6     II,  XV  |      and in consequence of this displacement they were no longer on the
 7     II,  XV  |         turned half round. This displacement proved that the ice-field
 8     II,  XV  |         nature or extent of the displacement which was going on. One
 9     II,  XV  |       remained stationary.~This displacement of the icebergs did not
10     II,  XVII|      had to do was to watch the displacement of the island, and to estimate
11     II,  XX  |         time the results of the displacement were extremely serious.