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1      IV| their abstinence from strong drink. There is not a single grog-shop
2     XIV|     had to offer of food and drink, pressing the refreshments
3      XV|  lingered behind a moment to drink a stirrup-cup with their
4      XV|       and then presented the drink in a wooden goblet to Blanka.
5     XVI|      you most need, food and drink; and I ask in return what
6      XX|     as all pay for what they drink, and the sum thus collected
7      XX|      wedding feast. Food and drink were provided in plenty,