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1 VIII   |    double fares; but we did not trouble ourselves about mere trifles. .~“
2 IX     |         I suppose?”~“Oh I don’t trouble myself about that. Come,
3 XI     |        hunter does not take the trouble to rob the nest of this;
4 XII    | followed him without giving any trouble. Then came my uncle and
5 XVII   |        passing. I am sure I did trouble my head about them. Pliocene,
6 XXIII  |           Well?”~“Why should we trouble ourselves to stop the stream
7 XXIX   |       relapse might get us into trouble, and we have no time to
8 XXXVIII|      nephew would have had some trouble to refute his statements.~
9 XLV    |   months, little mindful of the trouble it was giving.~Suddenly,