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 1      I,  VIII |         Cape Bathurst. Should the site be favourable, I propose
 2      I,  XI   | Lieutenant to fix upon a suitable site for the establishment of
 3      I,  XI   |        that point, and should the site appear suitable the new
 4      I,  XII  |        would be a most favourable site for the new fort, as with
 5      I,  XII  |         pitch our tent here.”~The site was indeed admirably suited
 6      I,  XIII |     CHAPTER XIII.~ FORT HOPE.~The site of the new fort was now
 7      I,  XIII |      carpenter went to choose the site of the principal house on
 8      I,  XIII |           down by the dogs to the site fixed on for the principal
 9      I,  XIII |       fixed at each corner of the site, and at the extremities
10      I,  XIV  |        latitudes. In choosing the site of the settlement, such
11      I,  XV   |       igneous origin; whereas the site of the fort was of sedimentary
12     II,  XIX  |           must describe the novel site for the building of the
13     II,  XX   |           during the night on the site formerly occupied by the
14     II,  XXII |    thickest part was still at the site of the former factory. He
15     II,  XXII |        literally swarmed upon the site of the former factory. The
16     II,  XXII |          narrow strip between the site of the engulfed house and
17     II,  XXIII|          one o’clock P.M., on the site of the shed itself, which