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 1     I,       X|           paid my respects to the Vice-Governor, the same dignitary to whom
 2     I,       X|         recognised me, except the Vice-Governor, and the fellow-student
 3     I,       X| questioning, until the honourable Vice-Governor said, "Silence, gentlemen!
 4     I,       X|       Vernöczy is my name!"~ ~The Vice-Governor invited me to dinner, and
 5     I,      XI|       consider him my friend. The Vice-Governor had invited me to dine with
 6     I,      XI|   Siegfried lost no time, and the Vice-Governor said that he was right. "
 7     I,      XI|            said I laughingly. The Vice-Governor smiled knowingly, and Siegfried
 8     I,      XI|   anything of the kind," said the Vice-Governor. "But I forgot. Attached
 9     I,      XI|     curiosity whatever," said the Vice-Governor; "this is a private document
10     I,      XI|        cheat the Treasury."~ ~The Vice-Governor broke into a laugh, and
11     I,      XI|          let him alone," said the Vice-Governor, laughing. "He is an innocent,
12     I,      XI|         compelled our friend, the Vice-Governor here, to take all the money
13     I,      XI|         policy of the act."~ ~The Vice-Governor called in one of his office
14     I,      XI|       with his own name. Then the Vice-Governor wrote on its cover, "Legacy
15     I,    XIII|           kind; but, you see, the Vice-Governor does not send his sentinels
16    II,      VI|           I had a letter from the Vice-Governor, and was expected by him;
17    II,      VI|           and paid a visit to the Vice-Governor.~ ~Of course, he was as
18    II,      VI|  candidate for Parliament."~ ~The Vice-Governor embraced, nay, fairly hugged
19    II,      VI|         Siegfried yet?" asked the Vice-Governor.~ ~"Not yet," I said; "but
20    II,      VI|       former theme, and asked the Vice-Governor if he really thought that