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1        I,  II   |         requires a matter of some thirteen thousand feet to make it
2        I,  XIII |           the line. This party of thirteen men were apparently the
3        I,  XIII |       stores, more than ample for thirteen men—nay, for thirteen Englishmen—
4        I,  XIII |         for thirteen men—nay, for thirteen Englishmen— for the next
5        I,  XVIII| population. Without including the thirteen Englishmen at Gibraltar,
6        I,  XIX  |   inhabited: Gibraltar, where the thirteen Englishmen were amply provisioned
7       II,  XIII |   re-approach the sun.~Except the thirteen Englishmen who had been
8       II,  XVII |       nonplussed, was left alone.~Thirteen days, then—twenty-six of
9       II,  XIX  |        regions of space, carrying thirteen Englishmen upon its surface,