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 1 I    |           and turned to such good purpose that he had seen a great
 2 II   |     something of his own for that purpose, he constantly refused to
 3 VI   |   good-humor. Had he been made on purpose for the place, it could
 4 XI   |         quantity of gas. For this purpose, there had to be employed
 5 XXI  |         will have served no other purpose than to hasten the hour
 6 XXIII|         noon, the doctor, for the purpose of burying the body, decided
 7 XXV  | consequently, of water, to little purpose; but, in our situation,
 8 XXX  |          exertions were all to no purpose.~However, the sheik, surrounded
 9 XXXI |      gazelle of life, to no other purpose than the gratification of
10 XLI  |           asked Kennedy.~“To what purpose? I repeat that it would
11 XLIII|          it, at least.”~“For what purpose?” asked Kennedy, surprised.~“