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1 I    |       short periods at different points in the atmosphere, but what
2 I    |        one of these inaccessible points.~And the flag was black,
3 VIII |           Albatross” a couple of points to the southwest; at the
4 IX   |        like a hundred glittering points on each of its faces.~“If
5 XI   |          her course changed four points, so as to head to the eastward.~
6 XIV  |        some town.~When all these points had been thought over and
7 XVI  | protuberances escaped, and their points as they fell seemed to draw
8 XVIII|     prime meridian. Two luminous points then showed themselves ahead
9 XIX  |    colleagues were agreed on all points even in accepting with indifference