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1        I,  I   |    and continent, spread its dreary veil across land and sea.~
2        I,  XII |    still existed beyond that dreary barrier?~It was a trying
3        I,  XXII| given a last glance over the dreary panorama, they prepared
4       II,  V   |      seemed blended into one dreary whiteness, to which the
5       II,  XI  |    into the common hall.~How dreary! how chill it seemed!~The
6       II,  XIII|                 CHAPTER XIII~DREARY MONTHS~Henceforth, then,
7       II,  XIII|     And then began a life of dreary monotony. Then seemed to