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 1      I,  VIII|       Greenlanders, are the true children of Arctic lands.~Mrs Barnett
 2      I,  VIII|   natives there, men, women, and children, who supported themselves
 3      I,  XIX |    them-four full-grown, and two children. Although very short, they
 4      I,  XIX |          of Polar bears; and two children, about five or six years
 5      I,  XIX |       men, and mother of the two children. They were all returning
 6      I,  XIX | half-a-pint of rum, in which the children had their share, the Esquimaux
 7      I,  XIX |          five centuries! The two children and their mother were at
 8     II,  V   |       but, alas! the blessing of children, for which he and his wife
 9     II,  XIV |   produce internal inflammation.~Children of a year old are rarely
10     II,  XXII|        some of them weeping like children.~The awful situation of