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doc#137 | on your cheek. Not yours. Mine. It must | have | got there when you fell against me". </p> |
doc#138 | away from my hand. He couldn't afford to | have | anyone mess around with them, he said. |
doc#138 | had expected him to look like I could not | have | explained. He was a man in his late forties |
doc#138 | , slightly ridiculous man could possibly | have | to do with the workings of the hall. He |
doc#139 | night. </p><p> The only thing which would | have | attracted attention was that two wore the |
doc#139 | didn't tell you". </p><p> "If you hadn't I'd | have | killed you". </p><p> Dill's voice tightened |
doc#140 | grappling with them. A few days ago, she would | have | thought such an expedition as this utterly |
doc#140 | Jim was nowhere near. His presence would | have | interfered with her duty. </p><p> The mountainside |
doc#141 | know? Don't like to bother no one unless we | have | to, which I figger we do, in your case. |
doc#142 | , in a year or five or ten, the boy will | have | forgotten me -- his own father"! </p><p> |
doc#142 | Probably just stepped out", he said. "Maybe to | have | supper. Red, come along. The rest of you |
doc#142 | became beaded with sweat, and he seemed to | have | trouble with his breathing. He held out |
doc#143 | those neighbors testified later, who didn't | have | a friend in the world. </p><p> William Lewis |
doc#143 | nothing beyond a ledge of rocks that might | have | been the rifleman's hiding place. There |
doc#144 | this way. A man like Jess would want to | have | a ready means of escape in case it was |
doc#144 | fasten it with a sliding bolt. "You and I | have | a little talking to do, Jess. You won't |
doc#144 | him spinning. An inch lower and it would | have | knocked him out. As it was, his vision |
doc#144 | to shut the door and hook it. Black would | have | little trouble getting out, but it might |
doc#145 | Burnsides"? Hez asked, who still believed they'd | have | them to lick. </p><p> "They ain't even in |
doc#145 | weary legs, and worried about all that might | have | happened to Sally. And she was deeply thankful |