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 1 1 |            very first, apprise the reader -- our old friend, to whom
 2 5 |             but we will inform the reader at once that these three
 3 5 |         celebrity. ~Boxtel, as the reader may see, was not possessed
 4 6 |           to explain to the gentle reader the beautiful chain of theories
 5 8 |           just related was, as the reader has guessed before this,
 6 9 |    unnecessary to say more, as the reader is already acquainted with
 7 9 | circumstance? ~We shall inform the reader in our next chapter. ~ ~
 8 13|           waited. ~After this, the reader may imagine how excited
 9 16|      worthy Master Gryphus, as the reader may have seen, was far from
10 23|          of their fulfilment. ~The reader cannot but have recognized
11 23|            guard against him. ~The reader will remember that the first
12 24|            with the consent of the reader, follow him to the end of
13 25|            as in the kitchen. ~The reader may imagine the anger of
14 27|     Louvois. ~This request, as the reader may remember, was couched
15 30|            Guess~      Wherein The Reader Begins To Guess The Kind
16 30|           enlightens him. ~But the reader has a right to know all
17 31|            we conducted our gentle reader, and whither we request
18 32|         present to the eyes of the reader. ~The crowd and the noise