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1      I,  I   |       and some new scheme of exploration had now brought her to Fort
2      I,  I   |     of Jaspar Hobson for the exploration of the north. It was for
3      I,  VII |  will longer resist thorough exploration. The natives are the chief
4      I,  X   |  reach the limit of Hearne’s exploration, and pressed on as rapidly
5      I,  X   |  interest for them; the real exploration would only commence on the
6      I,  XI  | party a day’s rest here.~The exploration, properly so called, which
7     II,  IV  |    fresh incident marked the exploration of the short distance between
8     II,  V   | Madge with the result of the exploration of the island. She explained
9     II,  VIII|      two chief events of the exploration: the fire and the cry. Hobson