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1      I,  VII|     storm was over. Knives and hatchets were soon at work on the
2      I,  XIX|     furred boots, and guns and hatchets in their hands, they issued
3      I,  XIX|    difficulty, and killed with hatchets. It is really more like
4      I,  XXI|       had to be broken up with hatchets.~The day passed without
5      I,  XXI|     laid about them with their hatchets like madmen. Benches, tables,
6      I,  XXI| hastily arming themselves with hatchets and pistols.~It was evident
7     II,  III|       subordinate also carried hatchets and ice-chisels, which a
8     II,  V  |      carpenters were busy with hatchets, saws, and adzes, the hunters
9     II,  XIV|       ice, and despatched with hatchets.~It was a great success,