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 1      I,  I   |      ordinary society of the neighbourhood, two women, whom we shall
 2      I,  VIII|      guidance of Felton. The neighbourhood was by no means barren of
 3      I,  VIII|     Barnett, he explored the neighbourhood of the camp, not returning
 4      I,  XII |   Bathurst and its immediate neighbourhood were in very truth above
 5      I,  XIV |      the wooded hills in the neighbourhood, and took care to obtain
 6      I,  XIV |    were very numerous in the neighbourhood and that scarcely a day
 7      I,  XIV | these fearful animals to the neighbourhood of Cape Bathurst. Every
 8     II,  VII |     echoes which told of the neighbourhood of rocks, and they knew
 9     II,  VIII|   furred animals haunted the neighbourhood of Fort Hope. Martens, ermines,
10     II,  X   |      had brought them to the neighbourhood of Fort Hope, to be near
11     II,  XV  |      and in latitudes in the neighbourhood of the magnetic pole, the