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 1 XII   |       a distance. There is no harm done in getting as far away
 2 XXI   | excess of caution would do no harm.”~“You’ve probably heard
 3 XXI   |   peril, and do still greater harm to the unfortunate man whom
 4 XXV   |      little, Dick; it does no harm.”~“Let us philosophize,
 5 XXVI  |    this plan can’t do you any harm, for, I say again, you need
 6 XXXI  |   fancy a little. There is no harm in renewing our stock of
 7 XXXVII|       without thinking of any harm. Now, there are times when
 8 XXXVII|    didn’t mean the fellow any harm, and I hope he has no grudge
 9 XLII  |  little tramp won’t do us any harm.”~“But before we try that,”
10 XLIII |   Kennedy, “it would do us no harm to look to our fire-arms.”~“
11 XLIII |   look to our fire-arms.”~“No harm in the world, Mr. Dick!