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 1      I,  I   |        the qualities of a great traveller. She had been a widow for
 2      I,  I   |        design of the celebrated traveller to reach the borders of
 3      I,  I   |         add that the celebrated traveller was accompanied by a servant
 4      I,  I   |      Indians. In fact, the lady traveller was to join the expedition
 5      I,  II  |   Lieutenant Hobson !” said the traveller.~“It is, madam, but Jaspar
 6      I,  II  |        reduction?” inquired the traveller.~“A very important question
 7      I,  III |      you alone?”~“No, I bring a traveller.”~“A traveller! And what
 8      I,  III |        I bring a traveller.”~“A traveller! And what does he want?”~“
 9      I,  III |         is that bag?”~“It is my traveller,” replied the courier.~“
10      I,  III |       the courier.~“Who is this traveller?”~“The astronomer, Thomas
11      I,  III |       to exhort the unconscious traveller.~“Come, come, sir. What
12      I,  III |       glasses of the punch. The traveller really felt much revived
13      I,  III | terrible condition.~At last the traveller, well covered with wraps,
14      I,  VII |       being a more cosmopolitan traveller than all of them.”~“I must
15      I,  XVII|     excite our adventurous lady traveller, and even Madge, the faithful
16      I,  XIX |        these snow-houses. But a traveller by profession, a laureate
17      I,  XXII|       me, Lieutenant? to an old traveller like me? I shall imagine
18     II,  III |        and ice-chisels, which a traveller in the Polar regions should
19     II,  X   |      scarcely safe for a single traveller to venture across the half-liquid,
20     II,  XVII|       Yes, the illustrious lady traveller, Madge, Kalumah, and Thomas