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 1      I,  IV  |       in these forests, which consisted almost entirely of poplar,
 2      I,  IV  |     fort, properly so called, consisted of a wooden house with a
 3      I,  IV  |      These primitive vehicles consisted of strong but light planks
 4      I,  IV  |    wardrobe of the travellers consisted of garments made of reindeer-skins,
 5      I,  VI  | formed the garrison. The fort consisted of a wooden house surrounded
 6      I,  VIII|   factories further south. It consisted of a house for the officers,
 7      I,  XIII|       asteriadæ; but the soil consisted entirely of earth and sand,
 8      I,  XV  |       the eastern side, which consisted of a long strip of perfectly
 9      I,  XVI |   convex towards the current, consisted of a collection of upright
10      I,  XVII|       the winter.~These traps consisted merely of rough joists supported
11      I,  XIX |     their race. Their costume consisted of a round coat made of
12     II,  III | somewhat problematical, as it consisted merely of an aggregation
13     II,  IV  |     the water. The upper part consisted of a thin layer of earth
14     II,  X   |  drifting.~The only hope left consisted, as Mrs Barnett had said,
15     II,  X   |       maintained, for the ice consisted of an accumulation of sharp
16     II,  XV  |     rig, which was completed, consisted, like that of a cutter,
17     II,  XV  |      distorted surface, which consisted of an accumulation of blocks