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1        I,  X   |      moored in the magnificent bay which stretched twelve miles
2        I,  XI  |      of what once had been the Bay of Tunis. But bay there
3        I,  XI  |     been the Bay of Tunis. But bay there was none, and the
4        I,  XII |        which had separated the Bay of Tunis from the Gulf of
5        I,  XVII|       reached the limit of the bay, when the attention of all
6        I,  XIX |     had anchored in an exposed bay, protected but barely by
7       II,  XII | establishments of the Hudson’s Bay Company, such luxuries as