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1      I,  XIX|           The only opening was a hole close to the ground, and
2     II,  IV |        that he intended to dig a hole in the ice big enough to
3     II,  IV |          soon at the edge of the hole. The poor Sergeant seized
4     II,  VII|    proceeded to dig themselves a hole, in which they crouched
5     II,  VII|   observed Hobson.~“And that our hole will not blow away with
6     II,  VII|     again crouched down in their hole, doubting whether it would
7     II,  XIV| stationed himself at a different hole.~A long time of waiting
8     II,  XIV|         at last the water in the hole Marbre had chosen began
9     II,  XX |        nearly drowned in a large hole which had opened during