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 1      I,  IV |           and a powder-magazine, completed the buildings of the settlement.
 2      I,  IV |          passed before they were completed. In fact, it was a formidable
 3      I,  IV |         caps and deer-skin belts completed the costumes.~For arms,
 4      I,  X  |        his brother-in-law, Long, completed the leave-taking,~Each pair
 5      I,  XIV|         and two enormous presses completed the furniture of this apartment.
 6      I,  XIV|          these arrangements were completed, the Lieutenant began to
 7      I,  XIX|       set to work zealously, and completed their task in a few days.
 8     II,  V  |      pointed sentry-boxes, which completed the defences; and Corporal
 9     II,  V  |         until the buildings were completed he did not wish to attract
10     II,  VI |         finished, and MacNab had completed the carcass of his boat,
11     II,  X  | preparations for the winter were completed. Enough forage to last the
12     II,  X  |        time our preparations are completed, which will be in about
13     II,  XV |       waters. Her rig, which was completed, consisted, like that of
14     II,  XV |         These various works were completed early in April, and their