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 1      I,  II   |    association is the American St Louis Fur Company. The Hudson’
 2      I,  XVI  |      American company—~“To the St Louis Fur Company,” replied
 3      I,  XVI  |      will avoid ours, when the St Louis fur-traders have established
 4      I,  XVII | ascertain if the agents of the St Louis Fur Company had left
 5      I,  XVIII|        that of Christiania and St Petersburg.”~“Then we must
 6      I,  XXIII|        with. the agents of the St Louis Fur Company; they
 7     II,  V    |  Island was rather larger than St Helena, and its area was
 8     II,  XIX  |        islands in Behring Sea, St Lawrence, St Matthew, Nunivak,
 9     II,  XIX  |      Behring Sea, St Lawrence, St Matthew, Nunivak, St Paul,
10     II,  XIX  | Lawrence, St Matthew, Nunivak, St Paul, George island, &c.
11     II,  XIX  |       that moment not far from St Lawrence, which is of a
12     II,  XIX  |        arrest its course.~Yes! St Lawrence might be a harbour
13     II,  XIX  |         and if it failed them, St Matthew, and the group of
14     II,  XIX  |   drifting on to the island of St Lawrence had to be abandoned.
15     II,  XIX  |      island passed outside the St Matthew group, and drifted