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1    1,    2|       the Arabs, guns of long range and considerable precision,
2    1,    5|      coming from the enormous range of the Andes, were on their
3    1,    5| degrees to 29 degrees, with a range of only 8 degrees.~After
4    1,    7|    sporting annals, if within range there should come a “tamandoa
5    1,    9|      By this means they could range alongside either bank, if
6    1,   16|   incurable wounds, even at a range of three hundred paces.~
7    2,    4|       even when it was out of range of ordinary auditory apparatus;