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 1   Pre|       liberty to cut out a good third of the original work, and
 2    II|       America, and he travelled third class the whole way; but
 3   III|  mortars were to be fired - the third report was to be the signal
 4   III|      pawed the ground. Then the third report sounded, and the
 5   III|     placed in a row, and at the third report the competing band
 6   III| engaging in the contest for the third time, the stranger-youth
 7   III|   pawing the ground.~ ~When the third report resounded, the stranger
 8   III|        come with me and fetch a third. We shall not have to go
 9    IV|      then another squire, and a third and a fourth, and goodness
10    IV|        other. So he went to his third acquaintance.~ ~This third
11    IV|      third acquaintance.~ ~This third acquaintance was a really
12    VI|    spinster conversed.~ ~On the third Sunday Abellino appeared
13    VI|    These letters, enclosed in a third envelope, he gave to the
14   VII|   another day of life.~ ~On the third day the heydukes and doorkeepers
15    IX|    again. She read it through a third time, and again she looked
16  XIII|    silver hunting-horn, and the third a beautiful bear-skin; and
17   XXI|      more pleasant keepsake. My third good friend is my steward,