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 1 1,3|    gloom hung over all the part east of the island. ~Meanwhile,
 2 1,3|  spreading far away towards the east, but bounded on the west
 3 1,7|      which was lost towards the east in a thick black cloud which
 4 1,9|         is used in parts of the East very considerably by the
 5 1,0|   clouds-began to appear in the east, and assume all the prismatic
 6 1,1|     drawn by the reporter. ~The east part of the shore, where
 7 1,1|     Between the volcano and the east coast Cyrus Harding and
 8 1,1|         to that vast bay on the east the name of Union Bay, for
 9 1,1|         Prospect Heights to the east. But the next day, by taking
10 1,2|     similar to the manna of the East. Clumps of Australian cedars
11 1,2|  diversified trees. Towards the east, through a curtain of verdure,
12 1,4|       the coast of Chile to the east. But between these two countries,
13 1,6|       side, looking towards the east, is not exposed as the other
14 1,9|      ground, was exposed to the east, and the rising sun saluted
15 1,1|   sandbank, ships beaten by the east winds would have found no
16 2,6|        of light appeared in the east, the colonists, suitably
17 2,9|          the wind blew from the east, and hail rattled against
18 2,1|      the gusts of wind from the east, suffered considerable damage.
19 2,3|       as the sun mounted in the east, its rays fell upon one
20 2,5|       shelter there, and in the east winds, I think that the '
21 2,7|      the west coast, but on the east coast of Australia that
22 2,7|    wreck had taken place on the east coast, and led Lord Glenarvan
23 2,7|         Melbourne and go to the east coast of Australia, where
24 2,7|       repair immediately to the east coast, to Twofold Bay, that
25 2,7|   taking the vessel, not to the east coast of Australia, to Twofold
26 2,7|         Twofold Bay, but to the east coast of New Zealand. He
27 2,7|         written the letter, the east coast of New Zealand was
28 2,7|     journey, and arrived on the east coast of Australia, at Twofold
29 3,1| distance of twenty miles to the east. The colonists had as yet,
30 3,2|        latitude, and 165deg 42' east longitude, to the east of
31 3,2|          east longitude, to the east of Australia, is found a
32 3,1|       of Mount Franklin, to the east, the north, and the west,
33 3,2|        the moon appeared in the east, above the black curtain
34 3,3|        River valley, and on the east on the Red Creek valley.
35 3,4|          The wind blew from the east, sometimes with the violence
36 3,9|        the new crater faced the east, and consequently the fertile
37 3,9|      from Mount Franklin to the east coast, and it was to be
38 3,9|      lava gained rapidly in the east, and as its lower waves