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ONE: TWO:"Lieutenant Ferry is not sending me to any house."
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ONE:His gaze was grateful. She spoke again: "I suppose I oughtn't to mind it." TWO:
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ONE:You are wasting your time and mine, Miss Propert, he said, if you do not listen. TWO:V
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ONE:In the next room the typing machine had begun its clacking that came staccato and subdued through the baize-lined door. That seemed to him more momentous than anything his agent could tell him about. TWO:"Eureka!" he clicked, "I'm working!"
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ONE:"'He muchee solly; one piecee eye"She has a fearful game to play." TWO:Early on the second morning after their arrival, they started for the final effort. They rode their horses as far as the way was practicable, and then proceeded on foot. Their baggage was mostly left in charge of the grooms to await their return, and such provisions and articles as they needed were carried by "yamabooshees," or "men of the mountain," whose special business it is to accompany travellers to the summit, and to aid them where the way is bad, or in case they become weary. If a person chooses, he may be carried all the way to the top of the mountain and back again; but such an arrangement was not to the taste of our robust adventurers. They were determined to walk, and walk they did, in spite of the entreaties of the coolies who wanted to earn something by transporting them. In addition to the yamabooshees, they had an escort of two "yoboos," or priests, from one of the temples. These men were not expected to carry burdens, but simply to serve as guides, as they were thoroughly familiar with the road and knew all its peculiarities.
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