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1        I,  XI   |       nearest to the island of Sicily, had been included in the
2        I,  XI   |       Furina, the extremity of Sicily, in the same manner as Ceuta
3        I,  XI   | whether the sea-bottom between Sicily and Africa had undergone
4        I,  XII  |        probably it did, beyond Sicily to Italy, it was certain
5        I,  XII  |       direct your course?”~“To Sicily, Italy, France!” ejaculated
6        I,  XVII |        may find that Italy and Sicily and the larger islands of
7        I,  XVII |     survived of any portion of Sicily; the very peak of Etna,
8       II,  XVIII|     deftly with the islands of Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica;