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 1 XIV  |      and all the better with a glass of grog to wash it down.”~
 2 XV   |      are the showy stuffs, the glass beads, the ivory tusks,
 3 XVIII|       laughing. “Let us have a glass of punch. You have a way
 4 XX   | reconnoitring them through the glass, “magnificent birds, whose
 5 XXIV |    disciplined heart. With his glass he scrutinized every quarter
 6 XXV  |        a well!”~He took up his glass and satisfied himself that
 7 XXXVI|      on my part, even with the glass, I can make nothing of it!”~“
 8 XXXVI|   Kennedy had again lifted his glass and was attentively scrutinizing
 9 XXXVI|       Kennedy again raised his glass, and a few minutes later
10 XXXVI| consciousness, and asked for a glass of brandy, which the doctor