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 1 VII  |     compartments were used as cabins for the crew, or as machine
 2 VII  |     in the stern were several cabins, including that of the engineer,
 3 VII  |    powerful rudder. All these cabins were lighted by port-holes
 4 VII  |      framework, hull, houses, cabins— were made of straw-paper
 5 IX   |    THE PRAIRIE~In one, of the cabins of the after-house Uncle
 6 XI   |      were to get out of their cabins! When they came on deck
 7 XII  |    for renewing oxygen in the cabins, the cold was excessive.~
 8 XVII | little artificial heat in the cabins. Although the days begin
 9 XIX  |     Ali was silent within the cabins. Every one on board was
10 XX   |    shook the “Albatross.” The cabins flew into splinters. The
11 XXIII|       the compartments of the cabins, all formed a sort of raft.