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 1      I,  X   |         easily have descended the stream, the course of which was
 2      I,  XII |     colony, as a fresh and limpid stream ran a few yards to the south-east
 3      I,  XII |       Lieutenant Hobson named the stream Paulina river, and the little
 4      I,  XIV |    supplies furnished by lake and stream. Sergeant Long was a first-rate
 5      I,  XVI | Lieutenant, on a tributary of the stream already referred to. It
 6      I,  XVI |         had hollowed out near the stream. They had already commenced
 7      I,  XVI |     already been built across the stream, which was deep and rapid
 8      I,  XXII|         of the western coast. The stream would probably scoop out
 9     II,  III |           to shelter them, and no stream by which to build a new
10     II,  XV  |        Arctic regions by the Gulf Stream, and would be taken back
11     II,  XX  |          been hollowed out by the stream. Should it do so, the whole