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1 XXX  |   barrels of water complete our store, so that the utmost frugality
2 XXXI |        may hope to increase our store. First, any rain that may
3 XL   |       sustained, by some secret store of food, I have been unable
4 XL   |    still greater agonies are in store for us? I cannot, dare not,
5 XLV  |    might come and replenish our store.~The next consideration
6 XLVI |      the benefit of that secret store that he, for himself, had
7 XLVII|     been living on some private store which, by clandestine cunning,
8 LIV  | scanning the ocean. Food was in store for them to-morrow, and
9 LIV  |         what a loss there is in store for him tomorrow. His father