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1      I,  I    |     every body.~Some of those employed in the garrison and civil
2      I,  II   |     In the earliest times men employed the skins and furs of animals
3      I,  III  |   this is the means generally employed in the polar countries to
4      I,  IV   |      the Hudson’s Bay Company employed about a million men on its
5      I,  IV   |  skins were then the currency employed in buying and selling.~The
6      I,  XI   | easily domesticated, they are employed to draw sledges; and they
7     II,  XV   |   having finished their boat, employed their leisure time in strengthening
8     II,  XXIII|  air-vessel, which Hobson had employed for catching a little of