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 1      I,  XI  |         evening. At night they all encamped in tents.~The weather continued
 2      I,  XI  |          But I daresay the men who encamped here are already far off,”
 3      I,  XII |         amongst them, had recently encamped on this spot.~Of course
 4      I,  XII |      evening these hardy pioneers, encamped so far from the inhabited
 5      I,  XIX |             a tribe of nomads were encamped about four miles from the
 6      I,  XIX |        where the little colony had encamped.~Kalumah hastened forward
 7      I,  XIX | interesting native family remained encamped near Cape Esquimaux for
 8     II,  IX  |       which she and her people had encamped the year before. She knew
 9     II,  XV  |       women of the hapless caravan encamped in the darkness of these
10     II,  XXII|            where they were all now encamped. In this excursion he was