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 1      I,  III  |      arrived in so strange a manner showed no signs of returning life,
 2      I,  IV   |           received from the Company showed what great importance they
 3      I,  VIII | brother-in-law of Sergeant Long. He showed the greatest readiness to
 4      I,  XVIII|           idle.~The storm, however, showed no signs of abating. The
 5      I,  XIX  |              A good many footprints showed that there were plenty of
 6      I,  XIX  |       feelings of the young native, showed superhuman courage, and
 7      I,  XXI  |        agreed that if their enemies showed no sign of beating a retreat,
 8      I,  XXIII|         told him that the barometer showed a certain tendency to rise,
 9      I,  XXIII|           happened to be at liberty showed signs of uneasiness and
10     II,  I    |          lady made this last remark showed that she resigned herself
11     II,  II   |           latter, inured to danger, showed no fear; she even joked
12     II,  III  |         covered with earth and sand showed no signs of a recent alteration
13     II,  VIII |           turned the body over, and showed no inclination of tearing
14     II,  X    |           of September observations showed a displacement of Victoria
15     II,  X    |            agitation These crystals showed a tendency to weld themselves
16     II,  X    |     blackish patches here and there showed that the icicles were not
17     II,  XIII |              These two exclamations showed Hobson how unexpected and
18     II,  XV   |           of the 11th April, Hobson showed Kalumah the last icebergs
19     II,  XVII |         carefully taken observation showed that Victoria Island had
20     II,  XVII |         observations of the 8th May showed that the island had become