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1 I      |  toward the seat that had been prepared for him on his presentation,
2 I      |  superb entertainment had been prepared there in his honor. The
3 III    |        past; the doctor busily prepared for the future. The one
4 XVII   |     streamlet.~The repast thus prepared was a pleasant sight to
5 XXII   |      old handkerchief, quickly prepared a little lint, which he
6 XXII   | burning with fever. The doctor prepared him some tea, and he drank
7 XXVI   |     neither of them spoke. Joe prepared their evening meal, which
8 XXXVI  |        part of the car, and be prepared to throw out that ballast
9 XXXVIII|    which had been only hastily prepared, and he served up for supper