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 1      I,  III  | observations taken in different places by skilful astronomers of
 2      I,  IV   |    formed jutting up in several places. Its northern banks are
 3      I,  XVIII|     there maintained.”~“To what places do you allude?” inquired
 4      I,  XXI  |   rafters of .the roof. In some places the laths became broken
 5      I,  XXII |      had disappeared in several places, and a scanty vegetation
 6      I,  XXIII|   August 1896-will be total for places in high latitudes, such
 7     II,  III  |  godmother for newly-discovered places.”~
 8     II,  IV   |    slightest slope, and in some places there were traces of recent
 9     II,  V    |         and made higher in many places, so that it really formed
10     II,  VII  |         not broken in a hundred places in this violent convulsion
11     II,  VIII |    strand, fretted away in many places, had sunk to an enormous
12     II,  VIII |        would soon yield in many places, and that new bays would
13     II,  X    |    Barnett replied that in some places the level of the coast appeared
14     II,  X    |       being able to navigate in places where, even in the summer
15     II,  XII  |        the snow and ice in many places, and the result can easily
16     II,  XV   |  symmetry than outside. In some places trunks of trees were seen
17     II,  XX   |      however, taken, in several places with a view to ascertaining
18     II,  XX   |    storm, and melted it in many places. On the slopes of some of