1. Shewas used to my way of it: here might be something new.
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2. He had been a kind and considerate employer-not quite what Ameswas used to, perhaps; but one can't have everything.
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3. Shewas used to boys and brothers, and felt none of the shyness that often made Margaret's tongue trip and stammer in spite of her two years' advantage.
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4. They were bushmen themselves, and theywere used to this silent warfare, though the devices were different from those employed by them in their own bush.
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5. The curves I judging belong to a different game.
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6. Her good looks were those of the family, and Kenminster them.
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7. She the sight of blood.
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8. In lieu of these the tongue revenge an evil.
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9. She the lack of manners in the children she taught, that this one seemed no worse than usual.
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10. He a life in the open and the rising wind was very deceptive.
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11. Many of the sufferings undergone by us on this voyage were no doubt unavoidable, and many of the recruits a hard life-nevertheless, many of the things they endured were the result of an intentional deficiency of care taking and of a great greed.
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12. The indifference of native crowds he; but this strong loneliness among white men preyed on him.
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13. I know she's read a great deal, and you've made her think herself intellectual-but the very simple-heartedness of the way she would show out her reading would make such a young man see that she wasn't like the girls he.
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14. Persons who have tried it say that riding a Camel, a little Donkey, or a rail, is exceedingly disagreeable until you it, and there are various other styles of progression which are not nearly so comfortable as walking.
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15. He these solemn talks, he told himself irately.
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16. But he was not frightened, for you know Diamond things that were rather out of the way.
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17. It's nothing when you it.
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18. They the darkness now; Pete obeyed the white man's shouts.
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19. Now she their solemn absence, and sufficiently at one with her own humble way of life, letting her few acres at the halves, and earning a dollar here and there with her clever fingers.
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20. It was a remedy she, for she had taken it off and on ever since she was sixteen.
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