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1      I,  I    |     panes with fresh ice. The whistling wind made its way through
2      I,  VI   |      t you hear that peculiar whistling sound?”~The party had now
3      I,  VI   |      the summit, the peculiar whistling noticed by Marbre becoming
4      I,  IX   |       storm broke. The shrill whistling of the wind was heard far
5      I,  XVII |      also large flocks of the whistling swan or hooper, one of the
6      I,  XVIII| openings.~In the midst of the whistling of the wind, loud reports
7     II,  VII  |     was drowned in the shrill whistling of the wind, and the peculiar