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1    1,   21| postern gate, so carelessly guarded by an Argentine sentinel,
2    2,   11| escort; the precious metal, guarded by the local police, was
3    2,   17|     and the by-ways will be guarded by the accomplices of Ben
4    3,   11|    captives, still strictly guarded, saw the funeral cortege
5    3,   12|    never forgets that he is guarded. The captive thinks oftener
6    3,   12| Ware-Atoua, and the Maories guarded the promontory which united
7    3,   18|     quartermaster withdrew, guarded by the two sailors.~“That