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 1      I,  XV   |       in Jan Mayen’s Land, the Aleutian Isles, Kamtchatka, Russian
 2     II,  II   |     circular dam formed by the Aleutian Islands.~Hobson’s map gave
 3     II,  VII  | extended over the whole of the Aleutian Islands. The shores of the
 4     II,  XIX  |        that the cluster of the Aleutian Islands, bounding Behring
 5     II,  XIX  |     however, to count upon the Aleutian Islands, which were more
 6     II,  XIX  |      certainly never reach the Aleutian group with so many chances
 7     II,  XX   |        from the nearest of the Aleutian Islands, and two hundred
 8     II,  XX   |    distance to go to reach the Aleutian Islands, unless they were
 9     II,  XX   |       hope. He pointed out the Aleutian Islands on the map to his
10     II,  XX   |       even out of sight of the Aleutian Islands, which only extend
11     II,  XX   |      to the last island of the Aleutian group.”~“Those eight days
12     II,  XXI  |      nearest land, namely, the Aleutian Islands.~Hobson once more
13     II,  XXI  |        c, migrated towards the Aleutian Islands in the south, where
14     II,  XXIII|    situated the nearest of the Aleutian Islands. How far off no
15     II,  XXIII|  nearer to the much-longed-for Aleutian Islands, then, as the wind
16     II,  XXIV |      Blejinie, the last of the Aleutian group, at the extreme south
17     II,  XXIV |    hospitably received by some Aleutian fishermen who had hurried