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1      I,  III |    taken in different places by skilful astronomers of one and the
2      I,  IV  |       Some of the soldiers were skilful trackers of game, and there
3      I,  XIII|  encampment.~His men being very skilful, the Lieutenant hoped to
4      I,  XIII|      two-Marbre and Sabine-were skilful hunters; the other eight
5      I,  XIII|   chisels, &c. &c. Rae was most skilful at blacksmith’s work, and
6      I,  XIV |      into excellent pies by the skilful hands of Mrs Joliffe.~While
7     II,  IV  | temperate to torrid zones! With skilful pilots, well acquainted
8     II,  XIV |       certainly also be done by skilful hunters, and Kalumah hastened