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 1 IX     |     the Cape of Good Hope, the weather continuing fine, although
 2 XI     | dreadfully from hunger and bad weather before reaching the Ugogo
 3 XIII   |  CHAPTER THIRTEENTH.~Change of Weather.—Kennedy has the Fever.—
 4 XIII   |       and feverish chills. The weather was changing. The sky, covered
 5 XIV    |        o’clock, in magnificent weather, but under a fiery sun that
 6 XIX    |       pleasanter feelings. The weather was fine, and the wind was
 7 XXVII  |        car and scrutinized the weather; there was only the same
 8 XXVIII |   slumber.~On the next day the weather still showed no sign of
 9 XXVIII |      the watch for a change of weather. The temperature rose, and,
10 XXXVIII|      behind her.~On Monday the weather changed completely. Rain
11 XXXVIII|        the inclemencies of the weather, and the unhealthiness of
12 XL     |   failing him. However, as the weather was clearing up a little,