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 1      I,  III |     breathed at all, it was so slightly that the frost-work on the
 2      I,  VIII|        The route was, however, slightly changed. Instead of bearing
 3      I,  VIII|        of the lake; its waters slightly agitated by the wind, with
 4      I,  X   |     The western banks, curving slightly, ran almost due north; whilst
 5      I,  XIII| hardened in the fire; and were slightly hollowed at each side to
 6      I,  XIV |   Tetrao tetrix). When roasted slightly before a quick clear fire
 7      I,  XV  |        and their tusks, though slightly rough, of the best quality.
 8      I,  XVI |       good English, but with a slightly foreign accent.~“Excuse
 9      I,  XIX |         and the barometer fell slightly, whilst the thermometer
10      I,  XIX |     head, long neck, short and slightly curved claws, narrow muzzle,
11      I,  XXII|     January the barometer fell slightly; hazy vapours floated in
12     II,  III |        breakfasted seated on a slightly rising ground covered with
13     II,  III |        was, on the whole, only slightly elevated above the sea-level,
14     II,  III |  horizon was shut in by a long slightly curved coast-line, formed
15     II,  III |     the south. The ground rose slightly as they advanced, and the
16     II,  IV  |      down. This moss, although slightly worn, will suit us admirably,
17     II,  IV  |    wrapt in slumber, its bosom slightly heaving with the swell,
18     II,  V   |      help changing countenance slightly, and he had not a word to
19     II,  V   |        had, therefore, drifted slightly to the south, but without
20     II,  XII |    risen, the temperature fell slightly, and the column of mercury
21     II,  XII |    risen, the temperature fell slightly, and the column of mercury
22     II,  XII |     the thermometer had fallen slightly, the cold had not been severe
23     II,  XXII|        half-past two it luffed slightly, and bore away to the northeast.~