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 1      I,  XII |        seventieth parallel?~Noon approached. The men of the expedition
 2      I,  XVI |        The rest of the party now approached, and the stranger was quickly
 3      I,  XXII|        above the horizon, but it approached it nearly enough to produce
 4     II,  V   |         usual, the hunter Marbre approached Hobson, and said to him
 5     II,  VI  |          out of the current, had approached the continent. Everything,
 6     II,  VIII|        sure that they had really approached the coast during the awful
 7     II,  VIII|         and more.~Just as Hobson approached the beach, he saw a large
 8     II,  VIII|          that the island had not approached the American coast.~The
 9     II,  VIII|      come!” she exclaimed.~Madge approached and looked long and fixedly
10     II,  IX  | scrambling up again, she at last approached the little wood where Mrs.
11     II,  X   |       current. The ice-field had approached within a mile at least of
12     II,  XV  |          dumfounded.~Kalumah now approached Lieutenant Hobson, and touching
13     II,  XIX |    knowledge of a common danger, approached nearer and nearer to their
14     II,  XX  |      Aleutians. When they really approached the group they would be