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1 IV   |       vexation, and attacks by armed forces, their caravan arrived,
2 XI   |    were stationed Belootchees, armed with lances. These Belootchees
3 XII  |      the idea.~“The chiefs are armed with muskets,” he said, “
4 XV   |  cloths, and the soldiers were armed with the saw-toothed war-club,
5 XXX  |     more formidable. Soldiers, armed with bows and arrows, were
6 XXXII|  dangerous enough if they were armed with Purdy-Moore rifles,”
7 XXXIV|        surrounded by an escort armed and trained for these expeditions.
8 XLIII| floating bournouses. They were armed, some with lances, and others