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1      I,  VI |    pause. Like two wrestlers struggling for a prize which neither
2      I,  IX |  cried old Norman, hurriedly struggling to haul down his sail.~Mrs
3      I,  XXI| beforehand with them and was struggling with all her strength to
4     II,  VI |      the rain and the spray, struggling to estimate all the chances
5     II,  VII|    roaring of the storm, and struggling to pierce the gloom which
6     II,  X  |   worth something to see him struggling in the scales, and to hear
7     II,  XII|     caravan of men and women struggling across these vast solitudes
8     II,  XV |   these frozen solitudes, or struggling against insurmountable difficulties