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 1 VII  |   requisite supply of powder and ball.~Here is the summing up
 2 XVI  |       enthusiasm; “why, a single ball fired at random into those
 3 XVII |          shot; so that the first ball fired flattened itself on
 4 XVII |       when the animal received a ball in the eye just as he lifted
 5 XXI  |         villains with powder and ball!”~“And you, Joe, what would
 6 XXXI |           oblige us by sending a ball through its heart!”~The
 7 XXXI |       between the thighs. Dick’s ball hasn’t even marked him;
 8 XXXVI| Horseback.—The Strangled Arab.—A Ball from Kennedy.—Adroit Manoeuvres.—
 9 XXXVI|         stopped him short with a ball, that hurled him to the
10 XLI  |         your stock of powder and ball might cost us our lives.”~“
11 XLIII|         had plenty of powder and ball remaining.~“At what height
12 XLIII|          like a huge gum-elastic ball, bounding and rebounding