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 1 X    |    was the arrangement of the islands on its surface; magnificent
 2 XI   |      breakers of the Aleutian Islands.~The “Albatross” glided
 3 XVI  |      amid the peninsulas, and islands of the Archipelago. Clarence
 4 XVI  |  Dahomey, she passed the last islands of the Magellanic archipelago,
 5 XVII |      leading among the Chonos Islands, Robur shouted to them to
 6 XVIII|     seas, the position of the islands? How could they recognize
 7 XIX  |       position of the Chatham Islands, and particularly of Pitt
 8 XIX  |      to anchor on the Chatham Islands. There was every opportunity
 9 XIX  | prolonged stay on the Chatham Islands. Then they shut the door
10 XX   |       of sight of the Chatham Islands before sunrise. To return
11 XX   |     speed towards the Chatham Islands.~“Tom,” said Robur, “It
12 XXI  |       to America. The Chatham Islands are not much visited by
13 XXI  |       to water at the Chatham Islands. It will not have been forgotten