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1      XXX|      crowbar and a small vial of brandy, and deposited them upon
2      XXX|        the cork from the vial of brandy which he had brought, he
3      XXX|       swallowed a big draught of brandy, and set to work with renewed
4     XXXI|       loaf of bread and a little brandy. They gave both to the famished
5      LII|     strongly of tobacco and vile brandy.~ ~One evening, while a
6      LIV| sentences by copious draughts of brandy.~ ~The impression produced
7       LV|       time to swallow a glass of brandy when the lad returned.~ ~“