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 1 I    |      the active and courageous population of the mine. Overmen, brakemen,
 2 I    |   hearts. Slowly and sadly the population quitted the yard. The black
 3 III  |    whatever season, the mining population, above and below ground,
 4 V    | Scotland. Of course the mining population must furnish its contingent
 5 VII  |        be inhabited by a whole population. And who knows but that
 6 XII  |     providing work for a large population, and restoring them to ease
 7 XVI  |        celebrated by the whole population of Coal Town.~During the
 8 XVII |    first time, I saw the whole population of Aberfoyle come to church
 9 XVIII|         By daybreak the entire population of Coal Town was astir.
10 XVIII|   family of miners forming the population of New Aberfoyle.~In the
11 XVIII|        overwhelming the entire population of the place beneath the