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 1      I,  IV   |     that the currency had to be changed. Bison-furs are now the
 2      I,  VI   |         the heat will soon have changed the aspect of the country;
 3      I,  VII  |          The nature of the soil changed from the moment of entering
 4      I,  VIII |    route was, however, slightly changed. Instead of bearing due
 5      I,  IX   |       last hour the weather had changed, and the appearance of the
 6      I,  IX   |  appearance of the sky is quite changed, and we never noticed it,
 7      I,  X    |      Lieutenant, therefore, now changed the route he had hitherto
 8      I,  XVII |         state of the atmosphere changed considerably. The thermometer
 9      I,  XVII |        districts was completely changed. Mrs Barnett’s delight and
10      I,  XX   |       reflecting them back with changed and heightened beauty. It
11      I,  XXIII|     that the laws of nature are changed, or that this district is
12      I,  XXIII|       on tire zenith completely changed colour. At a quarter-past
13     II,  I    |         Had the cardinal points changed their position, had the
14     II,  II   |      cardinal points would have changed in the last three months,
15     II,  III  |   Barnett could not look at the changed aspect of the scene without
16     II,  VI   | bearings.~The next day the wind changed and blew strongly from the
17     II,  X    |         Island had not sensibly changed since the day before. It
18     II,  XIV  |       that its position had not changed at all.~About this time,
19     II,  XIV  |         Victoria Island had not changed in the least, and it was
20     II,  XV   |    position of the sun, had now changed from north to south east,
21     II,  XV   |     points was again completely changed. Since it had broken loose
22     II,  XVII |         of the island was again changed, the whole ice-field had
23     II,  XVIII|       island, she murmured in a changed and hollow voice——~“The
24     II,  XIX  |         Behring Sea had already changed from blue to green, as the
25     II,  XX   |     Port Barnett was completely changed. A few groups of birch trees
26     II,  XX   |       orientation of the island changed once more; and this time
27     II,  XXI  |         north, and owing to the changed position of the island,