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1      I,  V   |      are in front of the whole caravan now, and I hear Lieutenant
2      I,  V   |   animals, and the rest of the caravan followed at a rapid pace.~
3     II,  XII |       eye rose a vision of the caravan of men and women struggling
4     II,  XII |        the mainland before the caravan. One waggon sledge was therefore
5     II,  XIII|         for the ice-field.~The caravan at first skirted along the
6     II,  XIII| direction.~It was clear that a caravan of sledges, drawn by dogs
7     II,  XIII|    might get across, but for a caravan it is impossible. The crevasses
8     II,  XV  |       and women of the hapless caravan encamped in the darkness