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1 III  |    in a frightful fall from fifteen hundred feet at the cost
2 VII  | thirty-seven vertical axes, fifteen along each side, and seven,
3 XIII |   Albatross” was only about fifteen or twenty feet above the
4 XVI  |   of summer, with days from fifteen to sixteen hours long, how
5 XVIII|    a rate of from twelve to fifteen miles an hour. But that
6 XVIII| horizon—the “Albatross” was fifteen degrees below Cape Horn;
7 XIX  | island which measured about fifteen miles round, was like a