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 1 XV   |        nothing could be done until daylight should give us something
 2 XV   |          could be taken before the daylight appeared.~I immediately
 3 XVI  |        30th.—At the first gleam of daylight we eagerly scanned the southern
 4 XVI  |      disappeared, and it was broad daylight. I and M. Letourneur stood
 5 XXI  |        following morning, but when daylight appeared we found that the
 6 XXV  |      returned to their posts.~When daylight had sufficiently advanced
 7 XXVII| forebodings had been correct.~When daylight at length appeared, I found
 8 XXXVI|      CHAPTER XXXVI.~DECEMBER 22nd.—Daylight came at length, and the
 9 XLI  |          my mournful watch.~Before daylight dawned the body was quite
10 XLVII|            latitudes, and the full daylight came well nigh at once.