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 1      I,  IV  |    results; but his wife was most useful and devoted; and Mrs Paulina
 2      I,  VII |           he hoped to obtain some useful information. Had the Indians
 3      I,  VIII| encampment, and obtaining as much useful information as possible.
 4      I,  XI  |      found of herds of a far more useful animal, the flesh of which
 5      I,  XI  |          dead bodies are not less useful. Their thick skin provides
 6      I,  XIV |       birch-bushes !~They found a useful alley (sic) in a certain
 7      I,  XVI |    tobacco-pouch, pipe, and a few useful tools.~Hobson was right.
 8     II,  V   |          up for the winter. These useful animals, which are easily
 9     II,  X   |         Their flesh was, however, useful for feeding the dogs, and
10     II,  X   |              Kalumah will be very useful to us,” said Mrs Barnett, “
11     II,  XXI |         sail, which would only be useful when the wind was aft. A