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 1 1 |           and lofty speech he had prepared as a prelude to his challenge,
 2 5 | troublesome to people who are not prepared for it. I regret I did not
 3 6 |           game until he should be prepared to play with them on more
 4 15|     guilty; therefore, you see me prepared to surrender my sword--for
 5 20|       they wished. ~They had just prepared their beds and barricaded
 6 22|          saloon, on the platforms prepared for them. ~At nine o'clock
 7 22|         and other delicacies, was prepared in the little room on the
 8 22|           A private room had been prepared for the king and another
 9 22|           two by two, in chambers prepared for the purpose. Before
10 26|          feel myself sufficiently prepared for ordination, and at my
11 38|           down his musketoon, and prepared to follow his master. ~They
12 43|        with him. All this must be prepared against. ~Courtiers, becoming
13 47|        jumped into the ditch, and prepared to scale the breach. ~"Now,
14 50|         seeing each other, I have prepared you a chamber. What is there
15 50|     tigress who, a minute before, prepared apparently for a fight. ~"
16 56|        world. ~Milady, being well prepared for the reception of Felton,
17 56|            bearing a supper ready prepared, stood, as if by magic,
18 59|        the table, took a pen, and prepared to sign it. ~"Pardon, my
19 63|          defeat, and who is quite prepared, according to the chances