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 1        I,  VI   |   more than probable that a similar fate had overtaken the larger
 2        I,  XIII | Temple Oliphant. Remarkably similar in personal appearance,
 3        I,  XIII |    two officers, with their similar tastes, ideas, and dispositions,
 4        I,  XVII |      in character precisely similar to what they had found before.
 5        I,  XX   |     some subterraneous pits similar to “silos,” such as are
 6        I,  XXI  |   of nearly twenty tunnels (similar to that which had been traversed
 7       II,  III  |   wait sixty-one days for a similar purpose. What retarded the
 8       II,  V    |    be exposed to a calamity similar to those which in polar
 9       II,  X    |    be privileged to enjoy a similar opportunity of contemplating
10       II,  XI   |    of course, would share a similar fate; in fact, it had already
11       II,  XI   |     Russia was honored in a similar way by means of a few bottles
12       II,  XVIII|    left the earth, and in a similar swoon they had come back!~