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 1      I,  XVII |            drift ice,” and the “ hummocks,” or protuberances caused
 2      I,  XVII |       piled-up ridges of ice and hummocks which had to be turned.
 3      I,  XVII |         roamed about amongst the hummocks, their dazzling coats scarcely
 4      I,  XX   |         howls, and amongst the “ hummocks “ on the ice-fields sometimes
 5      I,  XX   |    dashed with golden tints, the hummocks on the ice-field and the
 6     II,  X    |       intense cold. Icebergs and hummocks were few and scattered,
 7     II,  XIII |        was strewn with icebergs, hummocks, and packs, between which,
 8     II,  XV   | fearfully distorted: strewn with hummocks, broken obelisks, shattered
 9     II,  XV   |         the same accumulation of hummocks and icebergs, as far as
10     II,  XVIII|    hastily dug out in one of the hummocks on the shore as a temporary