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 1 XII   |    Each one then resumed his post of observation.~The country
 2 XIII  |    careful. Besides, from my post here, I can observe the
 3 XIV   | orchestra.~Upon resuming his post, in the morning, the doctor
 4 XV    |   and each one remain at the post that I have assigned to
 5 XV    | physician?~Kennedy, from his post of observation, saw the
 6 XVIII |    while the doctor held his post.~On Wednesday, April 23d,
 7 XVIII |       Here I am!”~“Mind your post, Joe, and keep a good lookout.”~“
 8 XXI   |   moments, reappeared at his post; while the balloon, thus
 9 XXII  |    the balloon stood a large post, or stake, and at its foot
10 XXXIV |    southward.—Kennedy at his Post.~At three o’clock in the
11 XXXVI |     when Kennedy resumed his post of observation in the front
12 XXXVII|     fatigue, remained at his post.~In about three hours the
13 XLII  |   Latter falls asleep at his Post.—The Fire.—The Howlings
14 XLIV  |      French Settlements.—The Post of Medina.—The Basilic.—
15 XLIV  |    favorable situation for a post at Gouina, when they became
16 XLIV  |    escorted to a provisional post established on the bank
17 XLIV  |  same month they reached the post of Medina, situated a little