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 1        I,  IX  |          best to pursue; and the plan they proposed was, in the
 2        I,  XII |         to proceed upon the same plan as heretofore, following
 3        I,  XVII|         his dear France; and the plan of returning thither was
 4        I,  XIX |       yours.~I have followed the plan of explaining all I could
 5        I,  XX  |        at least be bearable.~The plan that seemed to commend itself
 6        I,  XX  |      asked him whether he had no plan to propose. The orderly
 7        I,  XXIV|          that unless some better plan could be devised, he was
 8       II,  VII |        Rosette had conceived the plan of placing such a number
 9       II,  IX  |         pay, after all. He had a plan—he knew how; and he chuckled
10       II,  XVI | establish the feasibility of his plan. “If we can ascertain the
11       II,  XVI |      cheer.~Truly daring was the plan of which Lieutenant Procope