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 1 VIII |   quivering of the struggling steam; we were on board, and owners
 2 XIII |      there were a few jets of steam from hot springs.~We had
 3 XIV  |   could see puffs and jets of steam curling up into the air,
 4 XIV  |      see all these volumes of steam, Axel; well, they demonstrate
 5 XVI  |       in the far west a light steam or mist, a semblance of
 6 XXIII|       tunnel was filling with steam, whilst a stream was forming,
 7 XXXII|    rise in whirling eddies of steam; white and ghastly mists
 8 XXXIV|   clouds. It stands alone. No steam vents, no hot springs surround
 9 XXXIV| overheated boiler filled with steam struggling to get loose.
10 XXXIV|      variable pressure of the steam accumulated in its reservoir.~
11 XLIII|      to the dense vapours and steam growing thicker and denser