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 1      I,  II |     Polar Sea, in 1770, to the discovery of the Coppermine River;
 2      I,  X  |        with a special gift for discovery, and was therefore always
 3      I,  X  |        we are indebted for its discovery to the agents of the Hudson’
 4      I,  X  |      by the Government for the discovery of the passage in question.
 5      I,  X  |        that was a geographical discovery of which we English may
 6     II,  II | Passage since McClure’s daring discovery—at least only two have been
 7     II,  III|  Hatteras during his voyage of discovery, wearing a collar half worn
 8     II,  V  |     time.~After his journey of discovery, Hobson estimated exactly
 9     II,  V  |   Providence every day for the discovery of this unique spot.~Ah,
10     II,  VI |       and Sergeant Long of his discovery. He had a good mind to tell