Part,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         heavy articles, such as ammunition, arms, and provisions, had
 2 1,6|        in grain, cattle, tools, ammunition, or else some things were
 3 1,6|      the sailor. "We shall find ammunition on our way, and cut our
 4 2,2|        clothes or more abundant ammunition would have been more valuable
 5 2,3|       was a pity to waste their ammunition. ~Towards four o'clock,
 6 2,6|    weapons, instruments, tools, ammunition, provisions, etc. To think
 7 2,8| recommended them to husband the ammunition, and he took measures to
 8 2,8|      future by husbanding their ammunition and by substituting for
 9 2,3|        bedding, utensils, arms, ammunition, a compass, provisions for
10 2,7|        manufactured, and a gun, ammunition, and tools were carried
11 2,7|        he had no want of either ammunition, weapons, tools, or seeds. ~"
12 3,1|    cliff. At the same time, the ammunition and guns were placed ready
13 3,2|     which was loaded with arms, ammunition, utensils, and tools of
14 3,3| Therefore, do not economize the ammunition. Fire often, but with a
15 3,3|        a sufficient quantity of ammunition. Gideon Spilett and Ayrton,
16 3,7|         or in the palisade. The ammunition only, with which Ayrton
17 3,1|       cart, as also weapons and ammunition, carefully chosen from the
18 3,2|   engineer, "it is our wagon of ammunition and provisions, and, if
19 3,3|        considerable quantity of ammunition and provisions, conveyed
20 3,4|       of all sorts, weapons and ammunition, clothes and instruments,