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 1      I,  VI  |        as to the origin of the footprints.”~“No, no, sir,” cried Sabine; “
 2      I,  VII |    various factories. No human footprints gladdened the eyes of the
 3      I,  XI  |        be no mistake as to the footprints left by the reindeer, as,
 4      I,  XI  |      chosen their refuge well. Footprints were also found of the fine
 5      I,  XI  | Joliffe pointed to a good many footprints clearly visible in the firm
 6      I,  XI  |       said Mrs Joliffe; “these footprints were left by a dancer.”~
 7      I,  XIX |        and re-set. A good many footprints showed that there were plenty
 8     II,  VIII|      Look, Madge, they are the footprints of a human person!”~“But
 9     II,  VIII|       I am mistaken.”~Near the footprints there were marks of a heavy
10     II,  VIII|  stumble farther on; look, the footprints again, and father on more
11     II,  VIII| carefully traced them, but the footprints presently disappeared, whilst
12     II,  IX  |        the two women found the footprints left by Kalumah in the snow
13     II,  XV  |        any living creature, no footprints told of the passage of man