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1 II    |   character, that I must defer saying more about him at present.~
2 IV    |      believe I am not wrong in saying, never thinks. She seems
3 VI    |       poop, and could not help saying to him “Curtis, is your
4 XII   | captain had interrupted him by saying,—~“Well, well; we shall
5 XIV   |      broke the dismal silence, saying “All over now, Curtis.”~“
6 XXXIII|       he will hear what we are saying.”~And then she sat down
7 XXXIX |      to the stern of the raft, saying that he had a secret to
8 XLIX  | flinging us gory morsels, kept saying “Eat, eat!” In the midst