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 1 VI    |   that the weighing comes off to-day.”~“The weighing—what weighing?”~“
 2 VI    |      I, are all to be weighed to-day!”~“What! like horse-jockeys?”~“
 3 XII   |    distance have we traversed to-day?” asked Kennedy, disposing
 4 XVIII |  right track!” he exclaimed. “To-day or never we shall see the
 5 XXII  | morning air.~“How do you feel to-day?” asked the doctor.~“Better,
 6 XXIV  |       up in the car—worthless to-day, but of inestimable value
 7 XXVI  |       ll not wait after that. To-day is Sunday; we might say
 8 XXVIII|    would not be sitting here, to-day, discoursing on the instability
 9 XXX   |       sheik comes to speak of to-day’s meeting, he will not fail
10 XXXI  |     behaved wonderfully well. To-day is May 12th, and we started
11 XXXV  |      for that, so that may be to-day—but I must act just as if
12 XLIV  |     terms in which it appears to-day, in the archives of the