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1      I,  VII  |      to be dug, in which each person could cower until the storm
2      I,  XI   |      These were not made by a person walking,” he said.~“Nor
3      I,  XI   |  walking,” he said.~“Nor by a person jumping,” added Mrs Barnett; “
4      I,  XVI  |    loosely arranged about his person, a striped cotton shirt,
5      I,  XXIII|    was to convoy his precious person and instruments.~The worthy
6     II,  VIII |     the footprints of a human person!”~“But who could have been
7     II,  XII  | sledge which was to carry his person, his instruments, and his
8     II,  XV   |    still more the Corporal in person. But now all the rodents