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 1 I     |     applause); “and, should it fail, it will, at least, remain
 2 VIII  |  ground, at night, I shall not fail to do so. Besides, we take
 3 X     |       simple things, it cannot fail to succeed. The dilation
 4 XI    |        travelling apparatus to fail, what would become of them,
 5 XX    |        sight, which he did not fail to use continually, noticed
 6 XXI   |       on the least alarm don’t fail to waken us.”~“I’ll do so,
 7 XXI   |       succeed; but, were it to fail, you would be lost, and
 8 XXX   |  to-day’s meeting, he will not fail to embellish the circumstance
 9 XXXIII| throughout the day. Joe cannot fail to see us, and his eyes
10 XXXV  |      my tumble, and they can’t fail to have some respect for
11 XXXV  |    when all his strength would fail, and nothing would be left
12 XL    |        and the balloon were to fail us, we might make our way
13 XLII  |      upon a vehicle that might fail them at any moment. The