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1 4 | together, when suddenly a large log, a stump covered with burning
2 4 |       away, while he kicked the log back on to the hearth and
3 5 |      said, as he pointed to the log:~
4 25|           Will you kindly put a log on the fire for it is going
5 26|        is, took out the largest log and put it on top of the
6 27|            In a few minutes the log was burning so brightly
7 40|       made us both jump up. The log had fallen into the room,
8 41|      replacing on the fire that log which had saved me, the
9 43|       dear friend, without that log, I should have been caught