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 1 1 |         and with whom we always try to keep our word as well
 2 2 |       Cornelius, we'll at least try," answered John; "but, first
 3 3 |   entrance. From there I should try to reach the gate by which
 4 3 |     walk," said John. ~"I shall try," Cornelius said, with an
 5 5 |      service, -- in vain did he try to give him a taste for
 6 11|     therefore forget this name, try to get for me pencil and
 7 13|        had come to the Hague to try if he could not get hold
 8 14| Governor?" ~"Listen to me, I'll try to tell you all in a few
 9 16|        me another, which I will try to grow here in my cell,
10 16|     visits me. I will, besides, try to convert everything into
11 18|       me," said Rosa; "will you try something else?" ~"What?" ~"
12 19|       his prisoner was about to try and bribe him. ~Cornelius
13 19|       to draw it back again, to try and get a glimpse of the
14 26|        words of Rosa, seemed to try to remember her, as if it
15 32|       last request. ~He did not try to make a struggle, or to