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 1 7 |       roads and rivers, all the lakes and the coasts of America.
 2 10|       any of America’s thousand lakes represented the submarine.
 3 11|          with the still greater lakes to the westward, and receives
 4 11|      region of most magnificent lakes. The land, though not situated
 5 11|  through the chain of the Great Lakes and their rivers, by which
 6 11|       war whatever on the Great Lakes. These might, however, have
 7 12|        Lake Huron and the Great Lakes above. Would such an opportunity
 8 13|        descended from the upper lakes, how was she to escape from
 9 13|         roads, our seas and our lakes! Your boat is the ‘Terror’
10 18| criminals through the depths of lakes and oceans and even through