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1        I,  XVII |    be in our power to afford assistance, before we go into our winter
2        I,  XXI  |     that he had asked for no assistance, and needed none; but it
3        I,  XXIII|   Ben Zoof he hurried to the assistance of his little playmate,
4        I,  XXIV | without delay, hasten to the assistance of this unfortunate man.”~“
5       II,  I    |    proceeded, with Negrete’s assistance, to give the body such a
6       II,  IV   |      Would it not be of some assistance, if we knew of what substance
7       II,  XIII |      happy to render you any assistance in the revision.”~“Sir,”