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 1      I,  I    |      of all who entered. The floor, of rough joists of wood
 2      I,  III  | taken to a room on the first floor, the temperature of which
 3      I,  XIII |    ceiling, and those of the floor upon the layer of ashes.~
 4      I,  XXI  |    covered the walls and the floor with fine snow.~The weather
 5     II,  IV   |  replied Hobson;” and if the floor of our carriage were solid,
 6     II,  XVIII|      bent of course, but the floor of the loft cannot have
 7     II,  XVIII|    and we shall come to that floor, or else”——~Mac-Nab did
 8     II,  XVIII|   and rested on those of the floor, had evidently aided the
 9     II,  XVIII|   more than a foot above the floor. There was still a faint
10     II,  XIX  |   the water rather above the floor of the loft. The prisoners