Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|          as ammunition, arms, and provisions, had risen into the higher
 2 1,1|     weighed down the car, the few provisions they had kept, everything,
 3 1,2|           when they alighted, and provisions in the event of their aerial
 4 1,6|       must, in fact, prepare some provisions and procure more strengthening
 5 1,3|        production. Neb will bring provisions, and there will be no lack
 6 1,9| storehouse, in which their tools, provisions, and stores would be kept.
 7 1,0|           always having plenty of provisions. The question of clothes
 8 1,1|         arrows, and provided with provisions, left Granite House, preceded
 9 2,3|   explorers could transport their provisions and arms to an advanced
10 2,3|        useful to the colony! ~The provisions, which Neb had already packed
11 2,3|         had an abundant supply of provisions, it was a pity to waste
12 2,4|           But they had no lack of provisions, which was lucky, for there
13 2,5|        take care of that. We have provisions for another day, and besides
14 2,5|     sea-pines, were devouring the provisions which Neb produced from
15 2,6|         into his kitchen, for the provisions which they had had on their
16 2,6|   instruments, tools, ammunition, provisions, etc. To think that all
17 2,6|         breakfast and they had no provisions remaining. ~In half an hour
18 2,9|        all the loads, wood, coal, provisions, and even the settlers themselves,
19 2,2|           not made into preserved provisions; and as the game kept perfectly
20 2,2|          was thought best to take provisions on board, in the event of
21 2,3|            ammunition, a compass, provisions for a week; this being rapidly
22 3,3|          they had an abundance of provisions? So far good! But after
23 3,5|     warehouse, containing all the provisions, arms, tools, and spare
24 3,8|          the corral, of which the provisions would last for a tolerable
25 3,1|          could go a long journey. Provisions, camp effects, a portable
26 3,2|           wagon of ammunition and provisions, and, if necessary, it would
27 3,3|         here," answered Harding. "Provisions are abundant, and we are
28 3,3|        quantity of ammunition and provisions, conveyed thither by the
29 3,9|         but for their reserves of provisions, they could not even gather
30 3,0|      existed for nine days. A few provisions taken from the magazine
31 3,0|        March, there remained only provisions for two days, although they
32 3,0|        companions husbanded their provisions with the most extreme care,