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 1 XIV  |           face of Provence to the cape of Antibes. At nine o’clock
 2 XV   |          had traversed Tunis from Cape Bon to Cape Carthage, sometimes
 3 XV   |  traversed Tunis from Cape Bon to Cape Carthage, sometimes hovering,
 4 XV   |         and violet slope bore its cape of white. Then the “Albatross”
 5 XVI  |  reappeared in the southwest near Cape Virgins at the entrance
 6 XVI  |        ice in one solid mass from Cape Forward, the most southerly
 7 XVI  |        the American continent, to Cape Horn the most southerly
 8 XVI  | everlasting surf, is the terrible Cape Horn.~
 9 XVII |          the ice has formed about Cape Horn the lower regions of
10 XVIII|         was fifteen degrees below Cape Horn; twelve hundred miles
11 XIX  |            When Robur had doubled Cape Horn a few days before his