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 1 I    |           dotted with stars, and it bore a golden sun in its center.~
 2 III  | exasperation on the head of him who bore it!~
 3 VII  |        these masts instead of sails bore each two horizontal screws,
 4 XIV  |          deck-house the “Albatross” bore with her a perfectly breathable
 5 XV   |          put up and the “Albatross” bore off to the southeast; and
 6 XV   |        whose green and violet slope bore its cape of white. Then
 7 XV   |        surface of the ground like a bore on the surface of the sea.~
 8 XVI  |        powerful bird whose name she bore. If she did not walk on
 9 XVIII|             the aeronef and all she bore, the moment was propitious.
10 XVIII|           fires.~But the storm that bore the “Albatross” saved them
11 XIX  |              Albatross” and all she bore. The act was that of madmen,
12 XX   |              Albatross” and all she bore!~But the men were at work
13 XXI  |             the sea; those whom she bore would be mangled corpses,