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 1 I     |            Several Toasts for the Occasion.~There was a large audience
 2 III   |          men, moreover, never had occasion to save each other’s lives,
 3 VI    |        wonderful agility. Had the occasion arisen to name a professor
 4 VI    |           at a distance, and when occasion arose he bravely knew how
 5 VIII  |         speed. But then I have no occasion to attempt such velocity;
 6 IX    |          was satisfied. I have no occasion, then, to learn any thing
 7 XIII  |       feet.”~“Shall we often have occasion to reach those far upper
 8 XV    |      could it do upon so grand an occasion!~The doctor stepped along
 9 XIX   | performing that operation.~He had occasion to observe, at the same
10 XXVIII|          hand to Joe.~“There’s no occasion for all that,” responded
11 XXVIII|           that you may never have occasion to do the same for me!”~“