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 1      I,  VI   |      of this leisure time to visit the shores of the little
 2      I,  VI   |   those who think it best to visit Russia in the winter, and
 3      I,  VII  |   that winter is the time to visit the hyperborean regions,
 4      I,  XVIII|    that there was no need to visit them. The eight days during
 5      I,  XIX  |  CHAPTER XIX.~ A NEIGHBOURLY VISIT.~On the 2nd December; the
 6      I,  XIX  |  girl invited Mrs Barnett to visit their snow-hut, and the
 7      I,  XIX  |    courage, and extended her visit over five long minutes!-
 8     II,  III  | taken place since their last visit, and Hobson much regretted
 9     II,  V    |      have just paid my daily visit to the reindeer-trap, sir.”~“
10     II,  VII  |     those who were likely to visit it at this time of the year,
11     II,  IX   |   traversed when she went to visit her friends at Fort Hope.~
12     II,  IX   | presentiment which made them visit Cape Esquimaux after they
13     II,  IX   |      promise she had made to visit her friends in the fine
14     II,  XIV  |     27th a somewhat alarming visit was received at the fort.
15     II,  XIV  |    the bear’s first and last visit to the fort, and on his