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1      I,  XIII |           Rae was most skilful at blacksmith’s work, and with the aid
2      I,  XIII |          properly joined, Rae the blacksmith drove strong iron bolts
3      I,  XXI  |        Long, Mac-Nab, and Rae the blacksmith, as the bravest men in his
4      I,  XXI  | Lieutenant. “Rae, the trap !”~The blacksmith rushed into the passage,
5      I,  XXIII|            and the other the only blacksmith, the colonists could not
6     II,  XII  |         the carpenter and Rae the blacksmith. All three faced the situation
7     II,  XIX  |       formidable undertaking. The blacksmith, Rae, had fortunately found