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 1      I,  I    |       not this the only really powerful organisation? The two types
 2      I,  II   |    Arctic Ocean?”~“They have a powerful motive, madam,” replied
 3      I,  II   |      country, and founded that powerful North-west Company, which
 4      I,  VI   |        a rainbow, crushed in a powerful hand, bad been flung upon
 5      I,  VIII |     the brilliant but not very powerful Polar sun, now describing
 6      I,  IX   |    felt themselves drawn up by powerful hands; but in the darkness
 7      I,  XVI  |    struggle for supremacy with powerful rivals, and that quarrelling
 8     II,  I    |      along the Arctic Ocean by powerful currents for the last three
 9     II,  VI   |        this wind, so much more powerful than the currents. And the
10     II,  VII  |   other; but it seemed as if a powerful hand rivetted them to the
11     II,  VIII |    oblique rays were clear and powerful, and the snow was already
12     II,  VIII |       it into the sea.~Being a powerful swimmer, like the whole
13     II,  IX   |     away towards the west by a powerful current, which could take
14     II,  X    |     rapidly along again by the powerful current.~The distance from
15     II,  X    |     nature, which is ever more powerful than man. It will understand
16     II,  XIII | half-frozen water, and being a powerful swimmer a few strokes soon
17     II,  XVIII|      sea—was in the grasp of a powerful current, and was driving
18     II,  XIX  |    which was in the grasp of a powerful submarine current, hastening
19     II,  XX   |     sea rose high, lashed by a powerful north-west wind, and its