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1 VI   |         with a Negro under such circumstances! So you had better not make
2 VII  |      his requirements under any circumstances.~But—it is as well to repeat
3 XI   |         of the sky. Under these circumstances, Uncle Prudent and Phil
4 XVIII|   failed altogether. Under such circumstances a sailing vessel would have
5 XVIII|       dark horizons. Under such circumstances, how could they distinguish
6 XVIII|       propellers under ordinary circumstances. But he did not know where
7 XIX  | destination, and under ordinary circumstances she would be there in three
8 XXII |     thing; and it is under such circumstances that the experiment should