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1        I,  V   |   the west? It must be near setting.”~“Setting, captain! Why,
2        I,  V   |     must be near setting.”~“Setting, captain! Why, it is rising
3        I,  V   |     proved that the sun was setting in the east.~“Well, I am
4        I,  VI  | neither account for the sun setting in the east, nor for the
5        I,  XVII|   she had taken refuge, and setting off at full steam eastwards,
6        I,  XXIV|     the oblique rays of the setting sun had disappeared, and
7       II,  X   |  with which, as a brilliant setting, the planet is encompassed.
8       II,  X   |     the constant rising and setting of the satellites, some
9       II,  XIX |     his own adventures, but setting forth, with the most elaborate