a
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
addressed
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
an
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
and
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
as
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
at
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
benevolent
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
between
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
Blacking
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
bouncer
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
but
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
by
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
cab
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
care
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
cei
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
chambers
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
come
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
companion
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
confess
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
DARE
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
Day
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
did
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
down
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
excuse
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
expression
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
eyes
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
face
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
features
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
fell
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
fit
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
flutter
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
flying
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
for
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
great
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
grinned
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
handsome
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
have
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
head
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
his
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
I
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
ill-looking
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
in
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
individual
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
into
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
jumping
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
just
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
lap
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
man
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
man's
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From this reading I was this man's slave.
Martin's
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
me
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
means
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
Mons
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
more
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
my
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
no
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
not
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
of
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
offend
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
on
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
once
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
one
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
or
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
ordinarily
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
ourselves
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
P
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
pardon
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
pleasing
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
policeman
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
porcelain
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
qualified
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
rascal
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
refuge
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
remarking
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
said
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
seldom
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
set
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
sinister
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
sitting
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
slave
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From this reading I was this man's slave.
speaking
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
stool
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
taking
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
than
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
that
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
the
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
this
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
THOUGHT
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
to
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
tremble
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
twice
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
up
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
Warehouse
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
was
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
went
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
when
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
will
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
with
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
words
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From this reading You grinned at the individual just as you did at me when you went up to the cei--, pardon me, as I THOUGHT you did, when I fell down in a fit in your chambers;” and I qualified my words in a great flutter and tremble; I did not care to offend the man--I did not DARE to offend the man.
wore
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From this reading P. I have seldom set eyes on)--“your ordinarily handsome face wore an expression that was by no means pleasing.
would
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From this reading I thought once or twice of jumping into a cab, and flying; of taking refuge in Day and Martin's Blacking Warehouse; of speaking to a policeman, but not one would come.
You
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
your
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From this reading “You will excuse me,” I said, to my companion, “for remarking, that when you addressed the individual sitting on the porcelain stool, with his head in his lap, your ordinarily benevolent features”--(this I confess was a bouncer, for between ourselves a more sinister and ill-looking rascal than Mons.
