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 1      I,  X |   best to him to descend the valley of the Coppermine, a large
 2      I,  X | waters flowed through a vast valley, intersected by numerous
 3      I,  X |    the north. The Coppermine valley widened sensibly as they
 4     II,  XV|    the entrance to a kind of valley which they were about to
 5     II,  XV|      once ascertain. In this valley, as it might be called,
 6     II,  XV|  than about two miles in the valley, but it was so sinuous,
 7     II,  XV| Hobson decided to follow the valley for another mile, in the
 8     II,  XV|   return through the winding valley difficult.~The party breakfasted
 9     II,  XV|  some of its rays across the valley and lit up the glittering
10     II,  XV|   expected to get out of the valley quickly, and be back at
11     II,  XV|  that when we get out of the valley on the western side of the
12     II,  XV|  they did not get out of the valley as soon as they expected.
13     II,  XV|  said—~“We went wrong in the valley, we went up it instead of