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 1      I,  X   |   Coppermine was both deep and wide; its waters were very clear,
 2      I,  X   |        short dry herbage, were wide and level, so that the long
 3      I,  XVI |        a striped cotton shirt, wide cloth trousers, leather
 4      I,  XIX |     who looked about them with wide wondering eyes.~“I believe
 5     II,  III |       Victoria Island upon the wide ocean.~At four o’clock P.M.,
 6     II,  VIII|        it was about fifty feet wide, cutting the coast line
 7     II,  XIII| ice-field was intersected with wide and deep crevasses not yet
 8     II,  XIII|       more than a hundred feet wide, it is true, but probably
 9     II,  XV  |    more than two hundred miles wide.”~“What do you mean?” exclaimed
10     II,  XV  |      happy as any child in the wide world.~The last week of
11     II,  XX  |     the rest of the party.~The wide gulf near Cape Michael,
12     II,  XXII|    strip, not more than a mile wide anywhere.~Of the hundred