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1      I,  IX   |   like a harp-string; but the wet cordage no longer acted
2      I,  IX   |     to the sides of the boat, wet to the skin, chilled to
3      I,  XXII |     The month of May was very wet. Rain and snow succeeded
4      I,  XXIII|       it was fine and another wet, now mists obscured the
5     II,  IV   |        shaking himself like a wet spaniel, “except that the
6     II,  VII  | Hobson and his companion were wet with salt spray, although
7     II,  XV   |     week of February was very wet, rain and snow falling alternately.