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 1 XV    |      see pretty soon. But it wouldn’t be prudent to go too near
 2 XV    |    of his comrades.”~“Why, I wouldn’t put it past them to make
 3 XVI   |    necessary.”~“But, master, wouldn’t you do well to take some
 4 XVIII |      I were in your place, I wouldn’t try coming back again.
 5 XIX   |  object of this chewing, you wouldn’t find it so excellent.”~“
 6 XXV   |        I fancy that to do so wouldn’t help us much; it would
 7 XXVIII|   George, these fine fellows wouldn’t have to be coaxed long
 8 XXXI  |   begin to feel rusty, and I wouldn’t be vexed a bit to stretch
 9 XXXVII|     d made up my mind that I wouldn’t go under without knowing
10 XLIX  |         Faith!” said Joe, “I wouldn’t like to be strolling alone
11 XLIX  | Kennedy.~“Bah!” said Joe; “I wouldn’t be afraid if it was to
12 XLIV  |    of ours, after all, and I wouldn’t advise any body who is