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 1 I    |          defended myself; I have killed—I had a right to do so;
 2 I    |      them had a revolver, and he killed the others. It is as clear
 3 VI   |         must have been instantly killed by a bullet. The size of
 4 VI   |     protested that he had merely killed in self-defense. How could
 5 IX   |         his pocket; he fired and killed one of his assailants, who
 6 IX   | assertion?”~“I mean that he only killed the others in protecting
 7 IX   |         resumed, “those who were killed: did you know them?”~“No,
 8 XI   |   discharged, but three men were killed. You have not told me the
 9 XI   |     friends of the fellows I had killed.”~“In either case your own
10 XXIII|      fellow been up to?”~“He has killed three men.”~“Oh! oh! oh!”
11 XXIV |         a fatality in it. I have killed three men, and I am in your