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 1 7 | harbor of Boston, incessantly crossed by thousands of boats, these
 2 8 |      shown, how could it have crossed all the intervening country
 3 11|       in the seas. He had not crossed the Atlantic, which apparently
 4 11|   submarine might easily have crossed the vast sea which separates
 5 11|      But the inventor had not crossed the Atlantic, and if he
 6 11|   shade of the trees. To have crossed openly to the edge of the
 7 11|       mouth of the Creek were crossed softly, and a few minutes
 8 13|     waters, unless indeed she crossed by land?~The sun passed
 9 14|       Not even a fishing-boat crossed the path of the “Terror.”
10 17|       chance must be when she crossed the land, and did so at