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1      I,  IV  |     need not be astonished at meeting with such fine vegetation
2      I,  VII | expressed her surprise at not meeting more of these terrible carnivorous
3      I,  X   |       the river-banks without meeting with any difficulties. They
4      I,  XV  |       whole district, and the meeting of the waters of the lake
5      I,  XVI |     one in remembrance of our meeting.”~Mrs Barnett hesitated
6     II,  I   |    Hobson, who tried to avoid meeting her eyes.~For some time
7     II,  XIX |     There was every chance of meeting vessels now that the whaling
8     II,  XXII|  coming to their rescue after meeting with the raft, which would
9     II,  XXIV|     And therefore I appoint a meeting with you, Lieutenant, and