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 1      I,  I   |   chains, like chandeliers, and provided with tin reflectors, relieved
 2      I,  IV  |      supplied with food. Nature provided for all their wants; and
 3      I,  IV  |       the regulation musketoons provided by the Company, pistols,
 4      I,  IV  |         were amongst the stores provided in case of need.~Lieutenant
 5      I,  IV  | seventieth parallel.~The sledge provided for Mrs Barnett and her
 6      I,  VII |  outside. Fortunately, all were provided with sufficient food, and
 7      I,  XIII|        boats. The men were well provided with tools-hatchets, centre-bits,
 8      I,  XIV |       directions, the house was provided with a condensing apparatus
 9      I,  XV  |       to Cape Bathurst. Any one provided with a good field-glass
10      I,  XVI |   inhabitants of the fort being provided for, it was time to think
11      I,  XVII|      boots with which they were provided. We may also say that the
12      I,  XIX |        and ten of the soldiers, provided with ropes, returned with
13      I,  XX  |    house. The animals were well provided for, and being accustomed
14     II,  III |         the three explorers was provided with a gun. The Lieutenant
15     II,  VII |        Cape Michael, and he was provided with a pocket compass with
16     II,  VIII|      out at eight o’clock A.M., provided with an ice-chisel, a flask
17     II,  X   |        of the fort. The females provided Mrs Joliffe with plenty
18     II,  XIV |        by Kalumah. Each one was provided with a rope, and stationed
19     II,  XIV |       Sabine, and some soldiers provided with guns,—he fearlessly
20     II,  XV  |         was prepared, and, well provided for every contingency, the
21     II,  XIX |        a few days a shelter was provided from the inclemencies of