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 1       II,  X  |         any large number of ice blocks appeared. Nadia being now
 2       II,  X  |        was going on.~Whilst the blocks were thus drifting, curious
 3       II,  X  |  serious thing was that the ice blocks from the East were already
 4       II,  X  |      threaded its way among the blocks of ice which were carried
 5       II,  X  |       boatman, shoving away the blocks of ice which pressed too
 6       II,  XI |        cementing with frost the blocks of ice accumulated between
 7       II,  XI | occupied in keeping off the ice blocks, a maneuver which was performed
 8       II,  XI |   caused by the crashing of the blocks against each other concealed
 9       II,  XI |      one bank to the other. The blocks of ice formed so many mirrors,
10       II,  XI |       objects moving on the ice blocks. Springing from one to the
11       II,  XI |        more carefully among the blocks of ice. The old boatman
12       II,  XI |       on the right!”~“There are blocks drifting on to us on the
13       II,  XI |      have no refuge but the ice blocks themselves. Then, when day
14       II,  XI |    river widened again, and the blocks, gradually detaching themselves
15       II,  XI |   wished to attempt. One of the blocks was only held on by a narrow
16       II,  XII|      the river drifted numerous blocks of ice, some of which stuck
17       II,  XIV|       the Angara was clear. The blocks of ice, which had for some
18       II,  XIV|         part of the Angara, the blocks had accumulated so as to