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 1        I,  IX  |    vessel of moderate tonnage. A narrow channel formed a passage
 2        I,  XI  |           which by reason of its narrow mouth had the semblance
 3        I,  XII |        intervals there were some narrow fissures, but not a creek
 4        I,  XII |        terror. Right ahead was a narrow opening in the solid rock;
 5        I,  XIV |          could discover only one narrow opening in all the coast,
 6        I,  XV  |       degrees; the length of the narrow strait by which they had
 7        I,  XV  |         are known to rotate in a narrow zone between the orbits
 8        I,  XVI |       the top to the bottom by a narrow rift, like the dry bed of
 9        I,  XVI |    square yards in area, quite a narrow strip. Upon it might have
10        I,  XVI |        to scale the heights.~The narrow ravine was not only perfectly
11        I,  XXII| continuously from the mouth of a narrow crater.~Under the old condition
12       II,  VIII|         abandoned their views of narrow isolation, and tried to
13       II,  X   |         have the appearance of a narrow band of light passing through
14       II,  X   | un-tracked way.~But Gallia had a narrow destiny. She was not to
15       II,  XVII|          Gallia was entering the narrow zone of shooting-stars,