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 1        I,  I    | interruption to traffic between continent and continent, spread its
 2        I,  I    |   traffic between continent and continent, spread its dreary veil
 3        I,  IX   |       you here. I left you on a continent, and here I have the honor
 4        I,  X    |     what had become of the vast continent of Africa, of which, they
 5        I,  XI   |     Africa and the point of the continent nearest to the island of
 6        I,  XII  |      that the land before them, continent or island, had been upheaved
 7        I,  XII  |     that any portion of the old continent still existed beyond that
 8        I,  XIV  |  survived; the rest of the vast continent disappeared as completely
 9        I,  XIV  |         been closed in by a new continent. After the most anxious
10        I,  XIV  |     integral portion of a solid continent. France, at least, is safe.”~
11        I,  XVI  |   CHAPTER XVI~THE RESIDUUM OF A CONTINENT~Almost unconsciously, the
12        I,  XVI  |        not a vestige of the old continent of Europe could be discerned.
13        I,  XVII |        demonstrating that a new continent must have been formed, substituted
14        I,  XXII |      settled was an island or a continent, and till the cold was abated
15       II,  II   |        the fragments of the old continent at Tunis, Sardinia, Gibraltar,
16       II,  XVIII|        that jutted out from the continent that formed the framework
17       II,  XVIII|         error in distinguishing continent from continent.~The surprise
18       II,  XVIII|   distinguishing continent from continent.~The surprise only kindled
19       II,  XVIII|       from the extremity of the continent; Turkey, like an insolent