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 1      I,  I   |      roughly-hewn trunks of trees piled up horizontally, were still
 2      I,  I   |          pictured the costly furs piled up in the magazines of the
 3      I,  II  |           out by Mrs Joliffe, was piled up at the bottom, and on
 4      I,  XX  |       below zero.~The stoves were piled up with fuel, but the temperature
 5      I,  XXI |            crushed to pieces, and piled up in the stove of the large
 6     II,  IV  |  disposition of the sheets of ice piled up horizontally, and which
 7     II,  VI  |       heavy masses of vapour were piled upon the zenith. Every now
 8     II,  VII |          deadwood about, and they piled it up at the stems of the
 9     II,  XIII|           many layers of ice were piled one upon another, doubtless
10     II,  XIV |       frozen masses of which were piled up to a height of some three
11     II,  XIV | abundantly for some days, and was piled up on the ground to the
12     II,  XV  |          north was compressed and piled up on the shores of the
13     II,  XV  |        The magazines were already piled up with furs, most of which