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 1      I,  I    |           and was tall and strongly built. The two were on the most
 2      I,  VIII |           to reach Fort Confidence, built on the northern extremity
 3      I,  VIII |            most important position, built on the northern extremity
 4      I,  VIII |           head.~Fort Confidence was built at the end of the “ right
 5      I,  XIII |           furs and skins were to be built. There was not much chance
 6      I,  XIII |           were roughly but strongly built, and the small panes of
 7      I,  XIV  |             dogs. This doghouse was built at the very foot of the
 8      I,  XIV  | accommodation of the men were to be built opposite this kennel on
 9      I,  XIV  |             glutton, being strongly built, with short legs, and, like
10      I,  XVI  |          structure had already been built across the stream, which
11      I,  XIX  |           to understand that it was built of wood; she then turned
12      I,  XXII |         coast on which the fort was built, which might seriously compromise
13      I,  XXII |       plateau on which the fort was built. The soil on the west appeared
14      I,  XXIII|           Bathurst and the factory, built at the cost of-so much suffering,
15     II,  I    |           rock, and he had not even built upon sand. The peninsula
16     II,  I    |          months!~Yes, Fort Hope was built upon ice! Hobson at once
17     II,  II   |          what of that? The factory, built upon a shifting soil, could
18     II,  III  |           was, they knew we had not built on firm ground. But as things
19     II,  V    |             abutting on the lake he built two little pointed sentry-boxes,
20     II,  V    |      sufferings of the last winter, built a new wood shed close up
21     II,  X    |            this island. It has been built at the cost of so much trouble
22     II,  XII  |           large waggon sledges were built, one for the transport of
23     II,  XV   |    fragility of the huge structure, built up by the cold, was manifest
24     II,  XV   |          The blocks of which it was built up were here arranged with
25     II,  XVII |             The boat which had been built at the foot of the cape
26     II,  XVIII|          the ground on which it was built must have sunk. The house
27     II,  XIX  |            barracks, which had been built on to the principal house,
28     II,  XXI  |            centre the carpenter had built a regular deck-house, which
29     II,  XXIV |            which Fort Hope had been built was converted into a wandering