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 1 3 |        knows to b e innocent, a course which comes the more easy
 2 7 | administration of a poison. ~Of course it is a serious charge,
 3 39|       species of fish, which of course he had carefully studied.
 4 51|         diseases in the natural course of their researches. ~Well
 5 51|      just set forth that such a course was perfectly right, my
 6 55|  victims. But I will follow the course I have already pursued.
 7 66|     rather to retrace the whole course of events a little further
 8 70|    assent to the match. ~And of course, if she had wedded Clarus,
 9 73|     wife and his brother in due course have assumed the garb of
10 91|     names and ma ny more in the course of my study of distinguished
11 91|       take what is far the best course and, relying on your learning,
12 95|         advocacy? I have in the course of my life listened with
13 96|       he is running a Minerva's course with his brother, a man