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1        I,  XX   |  many of the whalers in the polar seas, for as it is impossible
2        I,  XXIII|   to the ordinary aspect of polar seas was very remarkable.
3        I,  XXIII|     temperature. Unlike the polar winters of the earth, which
4       II,  IV   |    so often extend over the polar regions of the earth; the
5       II,  IV   | been absolutely still, many polar navigators, well-clothed
6       II,  V    |   similar to those which in polar seas cause destruction to
7       II,  VIII |   on the earth, causing the polar compression to be about
8       II,  XVIII|   north; Russia, a gigantic polar bear, stood with its head