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 1        I,  I    |             lodgings in the military quarters; having been appointed to
 2        I,  VIII |              Zoof managed to make up quarters sufficiently comfortable
 3        I,  XII  | extraordinary. Elsewhere, in various quarters of the globe, there may
 4        I,  XVII |         before we go into our winter quarters?”~Generous and altogether
 5        I,  XX   |              preparing proper winter quarters. Spaniards and Russians
 6        I,  XX   |             of heat in their present quarters, and consequently they must
 7        I,  XX   |          sort by which their present quarters might be rendered sufficiently
 8        I,  XX   |          provided us with our winter quarters; the stream of burning lava
 9        I,  XXI  |                   CHAPTER XXI~WINTER QUARTERS~The habitation that had
10        I,  XXI  |            reach their genial winter quarters without delay.~For three
11        I,  XXI  |          located in such comfortable quarters. The only malcontent was
12        I,  XXIII|            tunnel, and took up their quarters actually in Nina’s Hive.
13        I,  XXIII|            quiet possession of their quarters, as not only was it deemed
14        I,  XXIV |    astronomer away from his desolate quarters. He was soon conveyed to
15       II,  II   |           echoed Isaac.~“Yes.”~“Fine quarters for trade! Hardly twenty
16       II,  II   |          abandoned for their present quarters at Nina’s Hive.~The astronomer
17       II,  IV   |             enough.~In these retired quarters the astronomer took up his
18       II,  IV   |           desire to quit his present quarters in a sphere which, being
19       II,  X    |          they could in their present quarters.~Thus confident in their
20       II,  X    |       existence in their underground quarters was felt to be monotonous
21       II,  XI   |           man to abandon his present quarters voluntarily, he very soon
22       II,  XI   |             made his way over to the quarters in the gallery where his
23       II,  XII  |              he had ever quitted his quarters at Formentera.~On the 4th
24       II,  XII  |          hundred feet from their old quarters. Here the thermometer registered
25       II,  XII  |         should forthwith take up its quarters in the cave. After all,
26       II,  XII  |           that led to their deserted quarters above, gave a weird picturesqueness
27       II,  XIII |              remain in their present quarters. Up till this time no casualties
28       II,  XIV  |             more airy and commodious quarters of the Hive, where “the
29       II,  XV   |            to join us in our present quarters.”~“I am obliged to you,