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 1      I,  XII  |       between the foot of the promontory and the bank of the lagoon
 2      I,  XII  |  these northern regions. This promontory is, in fact, the only one
 3      I,  XIII |    windows on the side of the promontory, where the inner court was
 4      I,  XIV  |       at the very foot of the promontory, against the hill, and about
 5      I,  XV   |       sentinels on the little promontory, whilst Mrs Barnett, Hobson,
 6      I,  XXII |    effected. The crest of the promontory of Cape Bathurst had been
 7      I,  XXIII|       carefully placed on the promontory, and having pointed them
 8     II,  II   |       some little time on the promontory. Madge declared she was
 9     II,  II   | Strait, touching Cape East, a promontory of Siberia. After running
10     II,  IV   | arrived at noon at the little promontory which formerly protected
11     II,  V    | equator as Icy Cape, a little promontory of western Alaska, and two
12     II,  VI   |    perpendicular sides of the promontory; but by clutching at the
13     II,  VIII |   they should climb along the promontory to the sea, and find out