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1      I,  I   | Constitutionally brave, and disposed to obey rather than to command.
2      I,  I   |               He had no ambition but to obey the orders he received never
3      I,  I   |              word, he was a man born to obey, and this self-annihilation
4      I,  V   |             that with you to bear is to obey. Would that all our men
5      I,  XI  |                 of the Arctic Ocean. To obey his orders Hobson was obliged
6     II,  VIII|                Marbre and Sabine—should obey the Lieutenant’s orders
7     II,  XII |               they knew nothing, and to obey him without question as
8     II,  XIII|            declared themselves ready to obey.~Hobson then told them the