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 1 III  |        another in which he had crossed America from New York to
 2 V    |     heat of their dispute they crossed the Schuyllkill river by
 3 VIII |     Lake Ontario. She had just crossed the country so poetically
 4 VIII | afterwards the “Albatross” had crossed the river which separates
 5 IX   |     hours and a half; and they crossed the Father of Waters, the
 6 IX   |  Albatross” had left Omaha and crossed the Platte River, whose
 7 IX   |       By five o’clock they had crossed the Black Mountains covered
 8 IX   |      the Platte River had been crossed, and the plain extended
 9 X    |      allowed the barrier to be crossed without ascending for the
10 X    |     when the Sierra Nevada was crossed by the same pass as that
11 XII  |      valley of the Hoangho and crossed the Chinese border on the
12 XIII |    glimpse of its capital, and crossed the frontier of the kingdom
13 XIV  |    morning the “Albatross” had crossed the whole country obliquely;
14 XIV  |       Two hours afterwards she crossed the Bay of Naples and hovered
15 XV   |      wind. Then the desert was crossed, sometimes leisurely over
16 XV   |     frontier of the Sahara she crossed the route on which Major
17 XV   |        his, death in 1846, and crossed the road of the caravans
18 XV   |       the 11th the “Albatross” crossed the mountains of northern
19 XVI  |        On the 13th of July she crossed the line, and the fact was
20 XVIII|      west that the “Albatross” crossed into the circumpolar region.