'"Spirit, I am of litle worth,"

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you green-horn!" said Jack Reeves,'

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skipper; so suit yourself'

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to die.,' to period + double quote

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sail, with your permission.'

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You told the truth...'

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Frank,"'

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side, you lacerate my heart...'

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the most angelic, adorable--'

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past before his vison'

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with tears,'

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satisfied Leland!'

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they know better.'

19. page 231--corrected typo "lanched" to "launched" in sentence '...for
Pauline was fairly lanched.'

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of article

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