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1  I, 1 |       cast-iron stove with the supply of wood that was to warm
2  I, 9 |     every evening took a small supply of sugar that she ate alone
3 II, 3 |      to set about getting in a supply of butter cheap, and made
4 II, 3 |        daughter-in-law’s whole supply of eau-de-cologne.~The latter
5 II, 7 |   subsided, either because the supply had exhausted itself, or
6 II, 7 | dictionaries, a grammar, and a supply of white paper. She tried
7 II, 14|       He was adjudicator for a supply of cider to the hospital
8 III, 2|       at Yonville prepared his supply on the same day. But in
9 III, 4|          politely undertook to supply her with one. She could