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 1 1,2|     manufacturing some bows and arrows, and I don't doubt that
 2 1,2| Australian hunters." ~"Bows and arrows!" said Pencroft scornfully. "
 3 1,2|         the reporter. "Bows and arrows were sufficient for centuries
 4 1,3|       would soon make a bow and arrows, and then there could be
 5 1,3|        for which he only wanted arrows. These were easily made
 6 1,3|        now possessed some dozen arrows armed with sharp points.
 7 1,3|       firmly at the ends of the arrows, the flight of which was
 8 1,5|         kangaroos with bows and arrows, and also an animal which
 9 1,6|   ground with great care. Bows, arrows, and sticks with sharp iron
10 1,6|        and Herbert saluted with arrows. One was hit by the lad,
11 1,9| iron-tipped spears and bows and arrows did wonders. Besides, Herbert
12 1,1|        spears, snares, bows and arrows, and provided with provisions,
13 1,1|        themselves with bows and arrows. The result was less, but
14 1,2| feathers, fell victims to their arrows, and that, consequently,
15 2,6|       Very fortunately bows and arrows had been left at the Chimneys,