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 1        I,  I  |     the shadows of the heavy masses of damask.~Through the panes
 2        I,  I  |    front of the facade, dark masses obscured the rays of light
 3        I,  V  |     bricks of tea, others of masses of salt meat—that is to
 4        I,  X  |    led them up towards dense masses of clouds, and should the
 5        I,  X  |      lightning, one of these masses was seen crashing and rolling
 6       II,  XI | confounded with these moving masses, of all shapes and sizes,
 7       II,  XI |      midst of these floating masses.~The danger was not at these
 8       II,  XI |    glided the raft among the masses of ice which were gradually
 9       II,  XIV| below them, the ice in large masses drifted down the current.
10       II,  XIV|   the current. All day these masses had been seen passing rapidly
11       II,  XIV|      on the horizon with the masses of clouds hanging low down