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 1 1 |      that you should believe my word. For some of the facts I
 2 2 |        to me without uttering a word, but not without several
 3 2 |          Tomorrow.” And on that word the mayor and I separated.
 4 3 |          You never said a truer word,” declared Harry Horn. “
 5 4 | contestant at Prairie-du-chien. Word was sent back and forth
 6 5 |       not yet spoken their last word. Neither were the navies
 7 11|        night and sent immediate word to Washington.”~“That was
 8 12|      and I exchanged scarcely a word. What need was there of
 9 12|     boat touched the quay.~This word “quay,” only used in that
10 13|          Then, without saying a word, he placed some food before
11 15|     helm. I had not addressed a word to him. What good would
12 17|          Terrified, that is the word! The glance was not that
13 18|         apparition—does not the word seem just—stood before her,