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 1      I,  VIII|           belong to the Chippeway race, and differ but little in
 2      I,  VIII|     originality. To find a native race as yet uninfluenced by contact
 3      I,  XI  |        cannot we find out to what race the travellers do belong?
 4      I,  XII |         easy flexibility of their race, and always ready to sing
 5      I,  XIV | characteristic cowardice of their race at the first sign of pursuit;
 6      I,  XIX |        snow. They belonged to the race of Esquimaux, °` or eaters
 7      I,  XIX |          beardless chins of their race. Their costume consisted
 8     II,  III |         Fortunately, however, one race of animals appeared to be
 9     II,  VIII|           swimmer, like the whole race of Arctic bears, he soon
10     II,  IX  |           characteristic of their race, and perhaps also under
11     II,  X   |          interdicted to the human race, from which there is no
12     II,  XXII|          ordinary distinctions of race.~A little before noon a