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 1 Pre    |    island, who cleave to their desert home with all that amor
 2 XII    |   country was already almost a desert. Here and there was a lonely
 3 XII    |     must other tracts be, more desert than this desert? In the
 4 XII    |      be, more desert than this desert? In the first half mile
 5 XIII   |       to wet our packages.~The desert became wider and more hideous;
 6 XIII   |        dead levels, melancholy desert tracks, wherever we travelled.
 7 XXX    | irregular shores of earth, but desert and frightfully wild in
 8 XXXII  |      and found it everywhere a desert sea. We are far away removed
 9 XXXII  |   stretches overhead; it is as desert as the shore was.~Still
10 XXXVIII|       a wanderer below on this desert strand?~