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 1        I,  IV   |       than the effulgence of the Northern Lights, overspread the firmament,
 2        I,  IX   |       inform me whether upon the northern shore of the Mediterranean—”~“
 3        I,  X    |       the summer he visited more northern waters.~The ship could not
 4        I,  XI   |          Cape Bon, too, the most northern promontory of Africa and
 5        I,  XII  |          to attempt to reach the northern shores of the Mediterranean.
 6        I,  XIII | perchance, more likely than all, Northern Europe had received no tidings
 7        I,  XVII |         neither investigated the northern shore from the site of Cape
 8        I,  XVII |      continued her way along the northern shore. A brisk breeze tended
 9        I,  XVIII|         Instead of following the northern shore of the island, Ben
10       II,  II   |       stranger had come from the northern shores of the Mediterranean,
11       II,  XI   |     Russian sailors, following a northern custom, skated in file,