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1  2,1|    thought to myself, when I admitted him: 'Look out for storms!'
2  7,6| calmer tone, but in one that admitted of no reply: "Arrange your
3  9,5|   one of your photographs be admitted as evidence?" ~The photographer
4  9,5| facsimile would certainly be admitted as evidence," he replied
5 12,1|    insinuations? ~It must be admitted that he was indebted to
6 13,3|   Thus if he failed - for he admitted the possibility of defeat,
7 19,2|      she would scarcely have admitted, perhaps - outweighed all