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 1 1,9|      suppose, to the land of New Zealand. If the last hypothesis
 2 1,4|    obtained yesterday placed New Zealand to the west of Lincoln Island,
 3 1,4|          thousand miles from New Zealand or Chile?" ~"Well," replied
 4 1,4|  eighteen hundred miles from New Zealand, and more than four thousand
 5 2,1|      coniferae, to which, in New Zealand, the natives give the name
 6 2,3|        of the Australian and New Zealand eucalyptus, both situated
 7 2,3|      called in Australia and New Zealand?" ~"No, captain." ~"They
 8 2,0|          it is here, between New Zealand and South America, that
 9 2,1|          Pencroft. ~"Towards New Zealand," replied Herbert. ~"A good
10 2,3|          the Pacific between New Zealand and the American Coast. ~
11 2,7|         to the east coast of New Zealand. He wished to stop him,
12 2,7|    letter, the east coast of New Zealand was mentioned as the place
13 2,7|        taken to the coast of New Zealand, not knowing what would
14 2,7|         to the west coast of New Zealand, traversed it along the
15 2,9|          in the north, or to New Zealand in the west, was no longer
16 3,1|          Archipelagoes, from New Zealand, and from the American coast?
17 3,1|       were the tree-kings of New Zealand, as celebrated as the cedars
18 3,4| Polynesian Archipelago or to New Zealand? What do you think?" ~"I
19 3,8|     Pacific or the shores of New Zealand, they might at least, sooner