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 1 IX    |      it. The cape is merely a low hill with steep sides, standing
 2 IX    |      The town extends along a low and marshy level, between
 3 XIII  | except a few dwarf birches as low as brushwood. Not an animal
 4 XV    |   enormous cap of snow coming low down upon the giant’s brow.~
 5 XVI   |    direction, precipices like low walls, lakes reduced to
 6 XIX   |       narrow channels between low structures which looked
 7 XXVIII|      came as if pronounced in low murmured whispers. The word ‘
 8 XXX   |      clear whiteness, and its low temperature, showed that
 9 XXXIV |        rounding away past the low rocks on its southern shore.
10 XLIII |       all directions high and low. We were imprisoned in the