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 1 IV    |       moment when the back was turned to me I thought I caught
 2 V     |      one little incident which turned up a few hours after.~When
 3 IX    |    Peterhead,,and the Valkyria turned her lead towards the Faroe
 4 X     |       Latin for my benefit. It turned upon scientific questions
 5 XIII  |       now lay westward; we had turned the great bay of Faxa, and
 6 XV    |      in itself, but, as things turned out, quite useless.~Three
 7 XVI   |      the radiant orb.~My uncle turned too, and followed it.~At
 8 XXII  | restored me to calmness, and I turned to other thoughts. None
 9 XXX   |        their shade my surprise turned into admiration. There stood
10 XXXIII|        not understand him, and turned to my uncle who was entirely
11 XXXVI |      rubbed his eyes, and then turned to me thunderstruck with
12 XXXVI |   north pole of the needle was turned to what we supposed to be