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1 III  |       who had known some little climbing among the Highland mountains.
2 VI   |       the appointment. Leaping, climbing, almost flying— these were
3 VI   |        would give him a hand in climbing over the rocks? Who would
4 XIV  |     foot of the sycamore. Some, climbing into the tree itself, were
5 XXI  | something’s coming up toward us—climbing.”~“Keep watch on this side,
6 XXI  | whispered:~“The blacks! They’re climbing toward us.”~The two friends
7 XXXI |        various dyes; lianas and climbing plants wound in and out
8 XXXVI|       gesture to the Arabs, and climbing with the agility of a monkey,
9 XLII | oscillations of the balloon, in climbing to the upper extremity,