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1      I,  XXIII| who can tell if I shall be alive then?”~To this burst of
2     II,  VIII |   influence.~The coast was alive with flocks of birds of
3     II,  VIII |    out if she were dead or alive!~“Stop!” repeated Madge,
4     II,  XVIII| were still living! Dead or alive they must be dug out.~At
5     II,  XVIII|     if we cannot find them alive”——~“We must recover their
6     II,  XXI  | animals seemed more keenly alive than ever to approaching
7     II,  XXIII|  with the few animals left alive, huddled together, the bear