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 1      I,      II|       very well; but he did not betray his knowledge by word or
 2      I,      IV|    fugitives will be certain to betray themselves by their secrecy,
 3      I,      IV|      are to capture for us, and betray us to him."~ ~Themire did
 4     II,      II|    farther, and will ultimately betray them to the pursuing husband."~ ~
 5    III,      II|       people, might hear me and betray me. But out yonder I could
 6     IV,     III| thoughts after a while began to betray themselves in his countenance
 7      V,     III|       his countenance would not betray him. The consciousness of
 8      V,     III|        woman who loves will not betray a secret."~ ~For an instant
 9     VI,     III|       your writing, and perhaps betray who you are?"~ ~"In a week
10    VII,     III|    would do the very opposite - betray us to him? It may be that
11     IX,       I|           perhaps they will not betray you. Anyway, you can't stop