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 1    1,    5|         he succeeded in laying in provisions enough for two years. There
 2    1,   11|         The remaining two carried provisions and a few bales of goods,
 3    1,   11|       linen, containing the day’s provisions. Paganel, DISTRAIT as usual,
 4    1,   12| instruments, and a small stock of provisions were divided among the seven
 5    1,   14|   quitting this fatal valley? Yet provisions were done, and Argentine
 6    1,   15|           and means of transport. Provisions and mules were both lacking.
 7    1,   15|         whole party or rather the provisions and horses were. They were
 8    1,   23|         however rationing out the provisions, for the morrow had to be
 9    1,   26|          the sand-hills; the last provisions supplied the last meal,
10    2,    1|        next question is, have you provisions and coal enough?”~“Yes,
11    2,    8|   accompanied by sailors carrying provisions, went back to Paddy O’Moore’
12    2,    8|          one was intended for the provisions and luggage, and M. Olbinett’
13    2,    9|           with its passengers and provisions, was the very center of
14    2,   16|          ladies and the other the provisions. They may thus still be
15    2,   16|          camp here, where we have provisions, and let one of us take
16    2,   16|        horse and the other to the provisions. Glenarvan, meantime, wrote
17    2,   18|          plenty of ammunition and provisions. But before six days were
18    2,   19|   half-past twelve, they embarked provisions enough for a couple of days.
19    2,   19|        Everyone was safe; but the provisions and firearms, except the
20    2,   19|         themselves almost without provisions, thirty-five miles from
21    2,   19|     gum-trees. The small store of provisions saved from the raft composed
22    3,    1|        They would bring their own provisions.”~“What else?”~“What else?”~“
23    3,    5|          a sufficient quantity of provisions, to the coast of New Zealand.~
24    3,    6|       transport of passengers and provisions. What was needed was a strong,
25    3,    6|           to load. First came the provisions, in quantity sufficient
26    3,    6|          quite crestfallen.~These provisions were put in hermetically
27    3,    6|          the mast on the cases of provisions, their companions near them.
28    3,    6|        party, with their arms and provisions, were finally landed on
29    3,    7|       shelter with their arms and provisions. In the cave they found
30    3,    7|           Carey, without water or provisions, refused to surrender, but
31    3,    8|           carrying a share of the provisions, commenced to follow the
32    3,    8|      exercised their teeth on the provisions.~Next day, on the 8th of
33    3,   11|    prisoners. A limited supply of provisions was in the house, which
34    3,   13|     deceased chief; the amount of provisions denoted their esteem for
35    3,   14|   Maunganamu, we may run short of provisions. But if we play our game
36    3,   14|           for flight. The oudoupa provisions were divided and formed
37    3,   15|         by a projecting rock.~The provisions were brought out, and justice
38    3,   15|           accustomed tribute. The provisions were almost exhausted, and