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 1 V     |    and give a glance at this strange cluster of islands. Miss
 2 VII   |   crew were agitated by some strange disturbance. My first impression
 3 VIII  |   air was fresh and cool, in strange contrast to the heat which
 4 XVII  |     about the origin of this strange accumulation of rock, yet
 5 XXVI  |      my mind was filled with strange forebodings, and sleep was
 6 XXXV  |     heavy waves, heated to a strange heat by the general temperature,
 7 XXXVII|    in our circumstances, and strange, nay, incredible as it may
 8 XLIII | contained copperas; but what strange fatality had converted it
 9 XLV   |  being seemed revived with a strange and requickened life.~The
10 XLVI  |  hardly say, but at length a strange sensation half brought me
11 XLVII |   the approach of day with a strange anxiety. My conscience told