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1 VI  | nothing more nor less than the act of a madman. He won’t go,
2 VI  |        being guilty of such an act of folly! I will follow
3 XI  |    defeated; therefore we must act with the greatest caution.”~“
4 XXI |      hour of his doom. We must act!”~“But how, Dick? What do
5 XXI |      do?”~“I, master? why, I’d act more prudently, maybe, by
6 XXI |      differently.”~“But let us act at once!” said the hunter.~“
7 XXXV|    obstinate resolution in the act, for which he could hardly
8 XXXV|       may be to-day—but I must act just as if I was never to