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 1 VI  |        returned Ford, “and I was able to light it only by bringing
 2 VI  |      hundred times without being able to get at him—the author,
 3 IX  |          arms, and longing to be able to pierce the impenetrable
 4 XI  | conviction.~“Do you expect to be able to punish them?”~“Both punish
 5 XI  |       side walls, so that he was able to examine them carefully.
 6 XII |       cast, and her eyes, hardly able to bear the lamp-light in
 7 XII |        terror was all she seemed able to say to the second.~James
 8 XII |         the magistrates had been able to discover nothing.~A few
 9 XIII|     indeed, Jack; I am perfectly able myself to educate the person
10 XIV |      ground, the maiden would be able to see everything of which
11 XIV |         at least you ought to be able to compare what you give
12 XV  |      Nell was now refreshed, and able to look boldly forth into
13 XV  |      ejaculation was all she was able to utter in token of admiration
14 XV  |        if you are sure that I am able to make you happy,” answered
15 XVII|          catch him, we should be able to make him listen to reason.”~“
16 XVII|       everything. As far as I~am able to judge, my grandfather,
17 XVII|       returning to him, I may be able to bring him to the knowledge