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 1      I,  I   |        free circulation of the guests. Wooden benches half fixed
 2      I,  I   |        from the stove. But the guests of Fort Reliance thought
 3      I,  I   | exceptions, Captain Craventy’s guests troubled themselves little
 4      I,  I   |       Captain Craventy’s other guests: these were, Lieutenant
 5      I,  I   |  furnished their contingent of guests, for in these remote lands
 6      I,  I   |   zealously they waited on the guests, with what easy grace they
 7      I,  II  |     near the stove, whilst the guests were passing backwards and
 8      I,  II  |      was in flames, whilst the guests applauded and clapped their
 9      I,  II  |        circulating amongst the guests, fresh bidders for them
10      I,  III |    fête was at an end, and the guests had regained their respective
11      I,  VIII|   Sergeant Felton informed his guests that this plant was called
12      I,  VIII|       Felton took leave of his guests with many apologies for
13      I,  X   |       in his power to make his guests comfortable and to aid their
14      I,  XIX |         so I don’t suppose our guests would object to a slice