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 1        I,  XIII |         mined with subterranean stores, more than ample for thirteen
 2        I,  XIX  |         wine, brandy, and other stores sufficient for about two
 3        I,  XXI  |        in the central hall. The stores of the Dobryna contained
 4        I,  XXIII|      away amongst the Dobryna’s stores, was speedily brought into
 5       II,  I    |      from the Dobryna’s medical stores powerful enough, one might
 6       II,  IV   |      brought from the Dobryna’s stores, fresh skins could very
 7       II,  V    |         sent off to ransack the stores for the article in question,
 8       II,  VI   |        might be one amongst the stores.~“Then, surely, you will
 9       II,  XI   |       of any kind; and when the stores of the Hansa were safely
10       II,  XI   |    wines, part of the Dobryna’s stores, were of excellent quality.
11       II,  XII  |         and lanterns. Among the stores were several barrels of
12       II,  XII  |     cooking utensils— first the stores of the Dobryna, then the
13       II,  XIV  |    himself that, after all, the stores were the common property
14       II,  XV   |       French tricolor among the stores. “I believe so,” said the
15       II,  XVI  | rummaged out of the promiscuous stores of the tartan. The lieutenant