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1   6|     two o'clock it began to snow, and by night the ground
2   9|                         The snow,,which was still falling,
3  10| nameless flutter of falling snow -- a sensation rather than
4  10|     phantom standing in the snow. It gradually grew fainter
5  15|    we shall get lost in the snow. We shall never reach Blainville."~
6  46|   every one lay down in the snow. Over yonder on the level