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1      I,  XIII |  of a considerable height. partly draped in mist; whilst on
2      I,  XVIII|  house with the cliff, had partly protected the two buildings,
3     II,  V    |    little Michael had been partly brought up on the milk of
4     II,  V    |      you know your pit was partly hollowed out of ice; its
5     II,  VII  |    up by the roots; but it partly exhausted its strength,
6     II,  XII  | cliffs of Cape Michael was partly filled with ice and snow;
7     II,  XII  | cliffs of Cape Michael was partly filled with ice and snow,
8     II,  XX   |   southern horizon was now partly shut in by them.~What would