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 1 IV  |        no hurry about that. Who knows but we may find one for
 2 VII |       whole population. And who knows but that in this steady
 3 VII |         have been exhausted—who knows but that the poorer classes
 4 XIII|        the subject.”~“Everybody knows that,” replied Jack, “and
 5 XIII|       stands to reason that she knows nothing, and can comprehend
 6 XIII|       upon her mind? As yet she knows nothing of the world, and
 7 XVI | oppresses her heart. Either she knows nothing it would be of any
 8 XVI |      say Nell’s silence, if she knows anything, is to me perfectly
 9 XVII|    propose to tell you what she knows. You see it was from a sense
10 XVII|        he will hear me, and who knows but that, by returning to