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 1      I,  IV   |  Reliance is situated on the north-east extremity, and is about
 2      I,  VIII |      breeze blowing from the north-east was favourable to the crossing.
 3      I,  VIII |   Coppermine river, from the north-east of the lake, which would
 4      I,  IX   |    to get to the cape on the north-east, and if it doesn’t blow
 5      I,  XXIII|   August 1887, total for the north-east of Germany, the south of
 6     II,  III  |     A strong breeze from the north-east dispelled the last mists
 7     II,  VI   | protected the house from the north-east winds, but the sand and
 8     II,  VI   | quarter of the heavens. This north-east wind might blow for a long
 9     II,  X    |     all his conjectures. The north-east hurricane had driven the
10     II,  X    |   close at hand, and had the north-east wind blown hard for another
11     II,  XV   |   are now turned towards the north-east, in other words towards
12     II,  XX   |       the wind veered to the north-east, and although it blew strongly,