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1      I,  XVII |         the little community were attacked by frost-bite, but the parts
2      I,  XVIII|        hard mass of snow was then attacked with pickaxe and shovel;
3      I,  XIX  | especially noticeable when, being attacked by a slight fit of coughing,
4      I,  XXI  |       however, they can be safely attacked, whilst here the siege would
5     II,  IV   |         the crust of ice.~He next attacked the brittle mass, which
6     II,  XIV  |          of a year old are rarely attacked with this terrible disease,
7     II,  XVIII|        and earth, were vigorously attacked at the risk of provoking