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 1      I,  XX |         18° below zero, and the gale roared like a volley of
 2      I,  XX |          in spite of the bitter gale and biting cold, to watch
 3     II,  III|       be pitied in this fearful gale, but the floating island
 4     II,  IV |      Might not a rough sea or a gale of wind cause a dislocation
 5     II,  VI |        spite of the fury of the gale, Hobson determined on the
 6     II,  VI |       but there the fury of the gale was such that he could neither
 7     II,  VI |    could not battle with such a gale. Just see how its fury is
 8     II,  VII|      lake they did not meet the gale full face, the little hills
 9     II,  VII|        rare brief pauses in the gale, they stopped and took breath,
10     II,  VII|        struggled on against the gale, which nearly tore them
11     II,  IX |        minutes, and the fearful gale, veering round to the south-east,
12     II,  XV | quantities of snow to fall; the gale, however, increased in violence,