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1      I,  XIII|      process which seamen find invaluable in rendering vessels water-tight;
2      I,  XIII|         with Madge’s help, was invaluable in providing for all the
3      I,  XIV |     Long, whose experience was invaluable, scoured the country daily
4      I,  XIV |        properties of which are invaluable in these latitudes. In choosing
5      I,  XVII| snow-shoes used by Indians are invaluable.~Lieutenant Hobson and his
6      I,  XX  |        so; but Mrs Barnett was invaluable in setting an example of
7     II,  XIX |        Reliance, and they were invaluable for firmly fastening together