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1      I,  VI   |      sides they were able to climb it, and hastened to the
2      I,  XV   |   the Lieutenant resolved to climb them, and obtain a good
3      I,  XV   |   their signal, proceeded to climb the cliff, the summit of
4      I,  XIX  |    be impossible for them to climb.”~Marbre was right, as the
5      I,  XXIII| early of an evening he would climb to the summit of the cape
6     II,  VI   |     of the 28th of August to climb to the summit of Cape Bathurst,
7     II,  VI   |   began when he attempted to climb the almost perpendicular
8     II,  VIII |    proposed that they should climb along the promontory to
9     II,  VIII |    of strength he managed to climb up the ice, and having reached