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Duffers, Dark Island, and the Island of the Star. Beyond the Island of the Star, is another undersea country called the
Eastern Last Sea, the water of white lilies known as the Silver Sea, and the Utter East, which is a small plain, bordering a perpetual wave and the high mountains of
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