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 1 1,8|         nitro-glycerine for loading firearms?" asked the sailor. ~"No,
 2 1,1|           birds, while the noise of firearms would have dispersed them
 3 1,2|            to again entreat for the firearms, which he asserted had been
 4 1,2|             was not the question of firearms which occupied Harding,
 5 2,3|          them to husband it. To the firearms were added the five cutlasses
 6 2,3|             power of the explorers' firearms, have attacked them. It
 7 2,5|         companions made ready their firearms, in case of an emergency. ~
 8 2,6|      frightened by the noise of the firearms, they had retreated to the
 9 2,8| deflagration which might damage the firearms. On the other hand, the
10 2,9|       gunrack had been made for the firearms, which were kept with extreme
11 2,2|     companions; for thanks to their firearms they had been almost always
12 3,4|           the barrels of gunpowder, firearms and sidearms, balls of cotton,
13 3,8|             wretches, who possessed firearms, and at the first use that
14 3,1|         hunting. The reports of the firearms might give the alarm to
15 3,2|            Herbert had done, to the firearms of the ruffians. It was