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 1    1,    7|      there for some means of transport.”~“Very well, Monsieur Paganel,
 2    1,   15|    to get food, and means of transport. Provisions and mules were
 3    1,   26|    they set off. No means of transport being procurable so far
 4    2,    3| penetrate them; the means of transport are insufficient, and the
 5    2,    4|  have met with some means of transport back to Europe.”~“And he
 6    2,    8|     about the best method of transport. All the family met him,
 7    2,   15|    The means of traction and transport were now reduced to three
 8    2,   16|      and find fresh means of transport.”~“And the DUNCAN?” asked
 9    2,   18|     easily find the means of transport to Twofold Bay, and from
10    3,    1|  that there were no means of transport for Sydney or Melbourne.
11    3,    6|      quite inadequate to the transport of passengers and provisions.