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 1 III   |  reliable in his entire person, spoke, at first glance, in favor
 2 III   |      went through while he thus spoke.~When his confidential maid-of-all-work,
 3 XVIII |        Arabs were correct! They spoke of a river by which Lake
 4 XX    |        The flowers of which Joe spoke were heads freshly severed
 5 XX    |     back no longer,” and, as he spoke, the huge savage, struck
 6 XXI   |     rifle to his shoulder as he spoke.~“Wait!” said Kennedy.~Some
 7 XXI   |        of him!”~The doctor then spoke, and it was impossible for
 8 XXVI  |      many hours neither of them spoke. Joe prepared their evening
 9 XXX   | supernatural aid.”~“Doctor, you spoke of the first time Europeans
10 XXXIV |         grief escaped him as he spoke.~“It is but a few days,”
11 XXXVII|       his recent adventures. He spoke with some emotion, even
12 XLIII |         a distance.”~And, as he spoke, he aimed at one of the