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 1 XI   |        that of June 16th, the coast was out of sight. And as
 2 XI   |      out of sight. And as the coast curves off from Vancouver
 3 XI   |      Eastern Asia, nor on the coast of the sea of Okhotsk. Evidently
 4 XII  |     typhoon was raging on the coast of China, the “Albatross”
 5 XIV  | Albatross” reached the French coast near Dunkirk. The night
 6 XIV  |      Goulette on the Tunisian coast.~After America, Asia! After
 7 XV   |     most powerful on the West Coast of Africa. Strong enough
 8 XV   |      lost to view this savage coast which the southwest wind
 9 XVI  |   keep on we shall get to the coast of Patagonia or Tierra del
10 XVI  |  followed the windings of the coast as if to enter the Pacific.
11 XVII |    Fifty miles from the Chili coast and the Chonos Archipelago,”
12 XVIII|    tornado, as on the western coast, such a storm is always
13 XVIII|     Island was sighted on the coast of Discovery Land, though
14 XIX  |      might be on the opposite coast. In any case, if they had
15 XXI  |       fishing off the western coast. They had seen the aeronef