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 1        I,  VII  |         horses, not only was there ample provision, but even if other
 2        I,  XIII |     subterranean stores, more than ample for thirteen men—nay, for
 3        I,  XVIII|          the island, would form an ample reserve. There was little
 4        I,  XIX  |            would yield them all an ample sustenance. The only critical
 5        I,  XXI  |           Not only would it afford ample accommodation for Hector
 6       II,  XII  |           fear. Our provisions are ample—more than enough for the
 7       II,  XIII | substantial walls, they would find ample shelter from the rigor of
 8       II,  XV   |        Oliphant and his contingent ample protection from the rigor
 9       II,  XVIII|     towards the east, trailing her ample skirts and coroneted with
10       II,  XIX  |         whom the count bestowed an ample dowry; the young people’