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1        I,  VIII | projecting from the crescent as plainly marked the existence of
2        I,  VIII |      its atmospheric vapor were plainly perceptible, as also were
3        I,  XI   |        A formation such as this plainly indicated that at some remote
4        I,  XIV  |       lip, insinuating only too plainly that to him it was by no
5        I,  XV   |  deciphered; but impressed very plainly with a seal on the wax were
6        I,  XVI  |      out by Lieutenant Procope, plainly visible to the naked eye.
7        I,  XVIII|        report of a gun could be plainly distinguished.~The Dobryna
8       II,  XII  |         rise in the crater, yet plainly it existed somewhere in
9       II,  XVIII|  between sea and shore was more plainly identified, and instead