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 1 1,2|        during the night, with a northwest wind of moderate force,
 2 1,2|       in a few hours. ~But this northwest wind was not a simple breeze.
 3 1,6|         those which grow on the northwest coast of America, and splendid
 4 1,9|         the wind shifted to the northwest, again became extremely
 5 1,0| situated about six miles to the northwest, appeared to him to measure
 6 1,0|       to the north; but, on the northwest, at the point occupied by
 7 1,3|        on the edge which looked northwest and southeast, that is,
 8 1,5|     observed some traces in the northwest part of the island, fit
 9 1,5|     obliquely from southeast to northwest, and in the thickest part.
10 1,6|        hemisphere blow from the northwest." ~"Then, captain," replied
11 1,2|        the wind shifting to the northwest. The temperature rose some
12 1,2|      the storm, coming from the northwest, blew across the island,
13 2,1|        on the southwest. To the northwest rose Mount Franklin, which
14 2,3|     which has carried us to the northwest." ~"Shall we go on?" asked
15 2,7|   artificial or natural. On the northwest, by the shores of Lake Grant,
16 2,2|       wind was blowing from the northwest. ~"All hands on board,"
17 2,4|      wind having shifted to the northwest favored the return of the "
18 2,9|         from the coast. ~In the northwest part of the island the shore
19 3,8|     porphyry which composed the northwest coast of the island. ~Ayrton
20 3,9|         the island. Towards the northwest stood out the rugged and