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 1      I,  VI  |      their bare and shrivelled branches, and huge icebergs with
 2      I,  VIII|   thick trunks and dark gloomy branches form a striking feature
 3      I,  VIII|    marine plants in the forked branches of trees. The hunter Sabine
 4      I,  XVI | upright stakes interlaced with branches and roots, the whole being
 5      I,  XVI |      lower the winter stock of branches, bark, and roots, is laid
 6      I,  XVI |        they glided through the branches.~Martens, properly so-called,
 7     II,  III |     there the Sergeant planted branches of willow or birch to serve
 8     II,  IV  |       a crackling fire of dead branches was blazing at the camp.~
 9     II,  IV  |    crisp crackling of the dead branches was exchanged for a steady
10     II,  VII |      it bent and distorted the branches, almost tearing the trunks
11     II,  VII |      wind thundering among the branches over their heads. Everything
12     II,  VII |    around them, the dislocated branches intercepted their passage,
13     II,  VII |    beneath the wind, and their branches rattled like the bones of
14     II,  VIII|        leaves, and their naked branches creaked and moaned as the