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1      I,  XVIII|     dreaded could easily have climbed over them. But what was
2      I,  XXI  |     and into the passage. Rae climbed up to the trap-door of the
3     II,  VII  |       creeping along the sand climbed to the foot of the thicket
4     II,  VIII |       running along they soon climbed to the top, but there was
5     II,  XV   |      a hummock too high to be climbed. It was evident that a sledge
6     II,  XV   |       to be seen.~Mrs Barnett climbed to the top of the hummock,
7     II,  XV   |        and Sergeant Long, had climbed to the summit of Cape Bathurst,
8     II,  XVIII| things, poor things!” He then climbed to the opening of the shaft