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 1      I,  XII  |          and other woods for the construction of the fort, and for stocking,
 2      I,  XIII |       determined to commence the construction of the principal house at
 3      I,  XIII |        now to tell of the actual construction of this house, as yet existing
 4      I,  XVI  |      displayed by beavers in the construction of their submarine city.
 5      I,  XVIII|          for the solidity of its construction, must have succumbed to
 6      I,  XIX  |       Did they disapprove of the construction of a fort at this particular
 7      I,  XXII |          Hobson also ordered the construction of a large magazine at the
 8     II,  III  |          ordered to commence the construction of a huge boat, Hobson telling
 9     II,  IV   |       disguise from her that the construction of Victoria Island rendered
10     II,  V    |          worked zealously at the construction of a boat, a difficult task,
11     II,  V    |       was no time for ennui. The construction of the boat proceeded rapidly.
12     II,  XIX  |        and his men commenced the construction of a huge raft. It had to
13     II,  XX   | Lieutenant Hobson pressed on the construction of the raft as rapidly as