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1    1,    6|       and the DUNCAN tossed and pitched considerably.~But the morning
2    1,   13|     Suddenly a tremendous shock pitched them right off, and sent
3    2,    5|       her, and was so fearfully pitched and tossed about that every
4    2,    5|    imminent danger of her being pitched over on her side, and then
5    2,   12|      feed at will. The tent was pitched, and Olbinett got the supper
6    2,   14| somewhat fatigued. The tent was pitched beneath the great trees,
7    2,   15|         was given, and the tent pitched. The night passed without
8    2,   15|         wagon, and the tent was pitched beneath the shelter of the