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1        I,  X    |          it was only to prove it barren of marine production of
2        I,  XII  |           elsewhere there may be barren steeps, but none so rigid
3        I,  XV   |  transformed into rocks arid and barren beyond precedent.~The lieutenant
4        I,  XV   | resembling exactly the stern and barren rock that she had coasted
5        I,  XXII |         desert character, rocky, barren, and without a trace of
6        I,  XXIII|   promontory; not that there the barren shore had anything in the
7       II,  V    |         with her pet goat to the barren rocks of Sardinia. They