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1        I,  IX  | ascertaining the extent of the late catastrophe, but upon learning
2        I,  X   |     their lord and master. The late astounding events, however,
3        I,  XIV |     suffered grievously by the late catastrophe. Not only has
4       II,  IV  |     him; and as it was growing late, he made an excuse that
5       II,  VIII|    only reach the ecliptic too late to permit any junction with
6       II,  XV  |          I hope we are not too late.” Again they went on; but
7       II,  XV  |     repeated the captain.~“Too late, sir, do you think?” said