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 1      I,  III |     required, Thomas Black was chosen for the service; for his
 2      I,  III |    astronomer should have been chosen for the mission we are about
 3      I,  III |        total. Thomas Black was chosen for the expedition to North
 4      I,  IV  |      They were all picked men, chosen by Captain Craventy on account
 5      I,  IV  |  regions.~All the men had been chosen with great care; none were
 6      I,  XI  |       man, and the animals had chosen their refuge well. Footprints
 7      I,  XI  | congratulate himself on having chosen the north-west of the American
 8      I,  XIII|  progress.~Of the ten soldiers chosen by Captain Craventy, two-Marbre
 9      I,  XIII|        in the winter.~The spot chosen, Hobson and Mac-Nab set
10      I,  XIII|     hundred of these firs were chosen and felled-they were neither
11      I,  XX  | congratulate himself on having chosen so favourable a situation
12     II,  IV  |        in the evening the spot chosen for the encampment was reached.
13     II,  V   |       his Lieutenant on having chosen a spot so favoured by Heaven.
14     II,  XIII|  tremblings on the spot he had chosen for his encampment, and
15     II,  XIV |   water in the hole Marbre had chosen began to bubble, and a head