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 1 VI   |      first voyage across the ocean.~Each morning at daybreak
 2 VII  |    may affect us here in mid ocean, the phenomenon of the high
 3 XIII |      a longing eye this vast ocean that surrounds us. The water
 4 XIV  |   velocity across the raging ocean; her very speed as it were,
 5 XVI  |      out to what part of the ocean we had been driven. His
 6 XVIII|   reef from the depth of the ocean to give the ‘Chancellor’
 7 XXIV |   bent below my feet and the ocean yawned beneath me.~Some
 8 XXXIV|     from all quarters of the ocean by the action of the trade-winds.~“
 9 XXXV | glare. The clouds above, the ocean beneath, seemed verily to
10 XLII |    here, on this illimitable ocean, we have long ceased even
11 LI   |  part asunder, and allow the ocean to terminate our miserable
12 LII  |  still hung heavily over the ocean, but the sun was evidently
13 LII  |  sweeping the surface of the ocean, dispelled the fog, and
14 LII  |    long look at the pitiless ocean and the unbroken horizon;
15 LIV  |   nothing about scanning the ocean. Food was in store for them
16 LV   |    which she cast across the ocean, many and many a time I
17 LV   |     once again upon a desert ocean, and my hopes began to fade.
18 LVI  | strong enough to freshen the ocean twenty miles from shore!”~