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 1      I,  XIX | disappeared, having probably been dragged down, into the trench. The
 2      I,  XIX |         below the head, and it is dragged on to the ice-field, often
 3      I,  XXI |      vehicle, so that it could be dragged backwards and forwards between
 4      I,  XXI |         easily stop it from being dragged away.~The rope was pulled
 5     II,  I   |         of the 8th of January had dragged it away from its moorings,
 6     II,  II  |          Victoria Island might be dragged too far north or south.~
 7     II,  V   |          axe of Mac-Nab, and were dragged to the house by the tamed
 8     II,  VIII|          a heavy body having been dragged along the snow, and the
 9     II,  X   |        all the unfortunate people dragged along with it.~For the hundredth
10     II,  XIV |     difficulty the huge beast was dragged upon the ice, and despatched
11     II,  XV  |         and that Victoria Island, dragged along with the ice-field,
12     II,  XX  |    boundary of Behring Sea, or be dragged to the south west to the