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 1    1,   14|        finding a suitable place of encampment. He chose a clump of tall
 2    1,   18|          proposition to prepare an encampment. He had been fortunate enough
 3    1,   26| immediately to prepare the night’s encampment beneath the shelter of the
 4    2,   12|         quarter of a mile from the encampment before his equilibrium was
 5    2,   15|          were made for the nightly encampment.~On the 21st, at daybreak,
 6    2,   16|        they began to return to the encampment, following the winding margin
 7    2,   16|   Glenarvan, “let us return to the encampment and deliberately examine
 8    2,   17|          half a mile away from the encampment. The phosphorescent furze
 9    2,   18|        gone a few miles beyond the encampment, out of the reach of Ben
10    2,   18|            the neighborhood of the encampment. They revisited the track,