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1        I,  VI   |          and descending upon the opposite horizon, it seemed to retreat
2        I,  VII  |       rising at a spot precisely opposite the place where they would
3        I,  VIII | traveling with great velocity in opposite directions, any collision
4        I,  XVIII|         coast of Morocco exactly opposite Gibraltar. The mate and
5        I,  XX   |       the side of the promontory opposite to that on which a torrent
6       II,  III  |        the bodies were moving in opposite directions, the shock could
7       II,  XV   |          shock had commanded the opposite side of the strait, and
8       II,  XVI  |         it may be at the exactly opposite point, at our antipodes;