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1      I,  XVII|       at the edges, known as “ drift ice,” and the “ hummocks,”
2     II,  II  |  highly probable that it would drift neither too far north nor
3     II,  VIII| dangerous currents, which must drift it to the north of the Arctic
4     II,  XV  |        the icebergs invariably drift towards the Pacific, and
5     II,  XVII|       Island had a tendency to drift towards the east, and consequently
6     II,  XX  |         and would be likely to drift the raft out into the offing
7     II,  XXI |        be, that the raft would drift out on to the lagoon, which