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1       11| Cosinus, forty to one against Hazard, thirty to one against Bourn,
2       11|     he advised Nana to choose Hazard, the most defective of the
3       11|     have anything to do with. Hazard, by jingo—such superb lines
4       11|        After Cosinus appeared Hazard and Boum. Presently a murmur
5       11|      all directions. At first Hazard and Cosinus made the running
6       11|       lead, while Cosinus and Hazard lost ground, and Lusignan