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 1 V    |          if it might be a line of smoke in the north-east horizon.
 2 IX   |         on watch noticed a slight smoke issuing from the large hatchway
 3 X    |         by some external issue of smoke.~The day would have passed
 4 XIII |      To-day, an acrid, nauseating smoke made its way through the
 5 XIII |    upheaved, and volumes of black smoke issue upwards as if from
 6 XIII | partitions of the hold. Clouds of smoke issue from the front, followed
 7 XIII |          blackened with the grimy smoke; he bows to Curtis, as he
 8 XIII |       glides through the stifling smoke with unchoked breath. Not
 9 XV   |           the curtain of fire and smoke, which had shut off communication
10 XV   |        given place to dense black smoke, and although occasionally
11 XVI  |           and although some black smoke still issued from the interior,
12 XIX  |           there was a dense black smoke continually rising from
13 XLIII|        the very dampness made the smoke more dense, and ere long