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 1    1,   11|      and such game as may be shot en route. The torrents provide
 2    1,   14|      basalt, and the condor, shot in the head, gradually turned
 3    1,   14|     waiting to see where the shot so providentially came from,
 4    1,   19|      are short of powder and shot. We can’t fire more than
 5    1,   19|   and soon the bright flames shot up into the dark night.
 6    1,   19|    From time to time another shot had to be fired, notwithstanding
 7    1,   19|   the other having to fire a shot.~It was no easy task for
 8    1,   20|     of a bird uselessly. The shot made the whole assemblage
 9    1,   24|   and loaded them with small shot, and set off.~“Don’t go
10    2,    1|      Thalcave’s providential shot, the episode of the red
11    2,   11|     in Australia as if towns shot up like trees, owing to
12    2,   16|      A gleam of satisfaction shot across the quartermaster’
13    2,   19|    find a chance of firing a shot. This fatal region was only
14    3,    7|     that day heard the first shot fired of the native war.”~“
15    3,    8|    leaving their companions, shot some snipe and partridge
16    3,   10|      word, raised his arm, a shot! and Kara-Tete fell at his
17    3,   11|  Alive?”~“Dead! English have shot him.”~It was all over with
18    3,   13|      of it was within pistol shot of natives posted on the
19    3,   13|  were saluted with a hail of shot which did not reach them.
20    3,   15|   the sportsmen of the party shot nothing worthy of Olbinett’
21    3,   15|     extreme rapidity. But no shot could stay their course.
22    3,   15|  convicts and the savages?~A shot was fired from the nearest
23    3,   16| waves with a volley of small shot. The unfortunate Paganel
24    3,   19|   became visible, and flames shot up through the darkness.
25    3,   20|   and a supply of powder and shot. The quartermaster could