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 1      I,  V   |      The ascent was, in fact, pretty steep; the sledge dashed
 2      I,  VI  |     make admirable venison?”~“Pretty good, madam; only pretty
 3      I,  VI  |      Pretty good, madam; only pretty good. It is tough, and does
 4      I,  VII |     there will always be some pretty woman whose wish for a sable
 5      I,  X   | streams. The sledges advanced pretty rapidly, and as they went
 6      I,  XIII|     would certainly be packed pretty closely; but it was only
 7      I,  XVI |    most valuable of all. This pretty creature has a black muzzle,
 8      I,  XVII|     and were to be visited at pretty frequent intervals.~On the
 9     II,  II  |   turns suddenly to the east, pretty nearly following the same
10     II,  IV  |       the shores were low and pretty even all the way, and seemed
11     II,  XVII|     pass.~The weather was now pretty fine, and the column of