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 1 V     |      me, the impossibility of leaving the house distressed me
 2 XII   |      Sudvester Fjordungr.’~On leaving Rejkiavik Hans took us by
 3 XIV   |      centuries passed without leaving a trace of age upon them.~
 4 XX    |  below it had broken asunder, leaving this great hollow into which
 5 XXII  |       in his hand.~Why was he leaving us? Was Hans going to forsake
 6 XXIII |  thirst was passing away, and leaving us to enjoy comfort and
 7 XXXII |      afloat. At the moment of leaving the harbour, my uncle, who
 8 XXXIII| plesiosaurus disappear below, leaving a whirlpool eddying in the
 9 XXXIV |  seventy leagues of sea since leaving Port Gräuben; and we are
10 XXXVII|     discoveries,” I said.~And leaving Hans to his work we started
11 XXXIX |      foot of the steep cliff, leaving a passage no wider than