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endure 6
endured 9
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energetic 6
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8 engulfed
8 entrance
8 erected
Jules Verne
The Fur country
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enemies
  Part,  Chapter

1      I,  XVI |   on one side and its three enemies on the other, had recourse
2      I,  XVII|   their two most formidable enemies, cold and damp.~On the 2nd
3      I,  XXI |    was agreed that if their enemies showed no sign of beating
4      I,  XXII|     to be seen of their old enemies the bears; and it seemed
5     II,  III |     drawn towards their old enemies by a common danger.~“They
6     II,  III |  beasts would be formidable enemies to the occupants of Fort
7     II,  VIII|     that they and their old enemies were alike prisoners on
8     II,  X   | hunters and most formidable enemies, but were now, like themselves,

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