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 1 2 |    returned immediately to my house where I made my preparations
 2 2 | hunter.~I went at once to the house of Mr. Smith. He was expecting
 3 3 |   carriage drew up before the house of the Mayor of Pleasant
 4 7 |   bureau, when, on leaving my house, I noticed two men who looked
 5 7 |       a hundred steps from my house; and she suspected that
 6 7 |        when you came into the house, these men came slipping
 7 7 |     our windows! Watching the house, waiting for you to go out.”~
 8 7 |      my apparently unwatchful house. Then, having exchanged
 9 7 |     saw them again before the house, nor did I encounter them
10 8 |      moment. Do not quit your house, except to come here to
11 8 |     public market, an auction house whence arose the most amazing
12 10|    was felt both at the White House and at the Capitol that
13 12|     who had watched before my house in Long Street! I could
14 13|       men, who had watched my house in Long street. Moreover,
15 18|     gave me when I entered my house in Long Street. When my