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1 III  |  exception of a very limited space reserved for passengers’
2 III  | compact mass; not an inch of space is wasted, and the vessel
3 XVI  |     there examining the open space around, then seizing one
4 XXV  |    unwearied attendance. The space to which these four people
5 XXVI |    myself down in the narrow space at my disposal, and tried
6 XXXI |      out that, too, over the space of three months.~It is arranged
7 XXXVI|       but even in that short space of time what an irreparable