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 1 1 |       on his sword, "the least delay may ruin everything." ~"
 2 15|        carried it away without delay. As he was about to leave
 3 33|        clock this evening. ~To delay it a single day would be
 4 37|       all her limbs, wished to delay her lover; but Milady, with
 5 40|        nothing is lost by this delay, and you are now about to
 6 41|        that letter. So no more delay, no more hesitation; or
 7 52| apartment; they could not long delay bringing her a repast. The
 8 52|     act of the comedy will not delay its steps after the first." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 9 53|   thought, they could not long delay coming to clear the table,
10 59|      be seen how he cursed the delay. ~The valet led Felton through