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 1 VII  |            fine dry day. The waning moon was yet above the western
 2 VII  |            that there will be a new moon on the 24th, and that on
 3 XXVI |            remained very rough. The moon had been up ever since four
 4 XXVI |           about eleven o’clock, the moon burst brightly forth through
 5 XXVI |             of the billows? But the moon once again becomes overclouded;
 6 XXXIV|     moonlight; there would be a new moon at half-past one in the
 7 XLII |            of deep despondency. The moon was nearly full, but when
 8 XLVI |             dreadfully in need.~The moon was entering her last quarter,
 9 XLVI |            help of the light of the moon that had now made its appearance
10 XLVII|           selfishness.~Meantime the moon rose high in the heavens,
11 LV   | lingered-round the raft. The waning moon rose at a quarter to one,