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We knew	A
Anne to come	B
Anne to come	B
Be new	A
Be new too	A
Anne to come	B
Anne to come	B
Be new	A
Be new too	A
And anew	A
Anne to come	B
Anne anew	A
Anne do come	B
Anne do come too to come and to come not to come and as to	A
and new and new too	A
Anne do come	B
Anne knew	A
Anne to come	B
Anne anew	A
Anne to come	B
And as new	A
Anne to come to come too	A
Half of it	C
Was she	D
Windows	E
Was she	D
Or mine	F
Was she	D
Or as she	D
For she or she or sure	G
Enable her to say	H
And enable her to say	H
Or half way	H
Sitting down	I
Half sitting down	I
And another way	H
Their ships	J
And please	K
As the other side	L
And another side	L
Incoming	M
Favorable and be fought	N
Adds to it	C
In half	O
Take the place of take the place of take the place of taking	M
place	P
Take the place of in places	Q
Take the place of taken in place of places	Q
Take the place of it she takes it in the place of it In the way	H
of arches architecture	R
Who has seen shown	S
You do	A
Hoodoo	A
If can in countenance to countenance a countenance as in as	T
seen	U
Change it	A
Not nearly so much	V
He had	A
She had	A
Had she	D
He had nearly very nearly as much	V
She had very nearly as much as had had	A
Had she	D
She had	A
Loose loosen Loose losten to losten to lose	W
Many	D
If a little if as little if as little as that	A
If as little as that if it is as little as that that is if it is very nearly all of it her dear her dear does not mention a ball at all	X
Actually	D
As to this	Y
Actually as to this	Y
High or do you do it	A
Actually as to this high or do you do it	A
Not how do you do it	A
Actually as to this	Y
Not having been or not having been nor having been or not	A
having been	Z
Interrupted	A
All of this makes it unanxiously	D
Feel so	A2
Add to it	A
As add to it	A
He	D
He	D
As add to it	A
As add to it	A
As he	D
As he as add to it	A
He	D
As he	D
Add to it	A
Not so far	B2
Constantly as seen	U
Not as far as to mean	U
I mean I mean	U
Constantly	D
As far	B2
So far	B2
Forbore	B2
He forbore	B2
To forbear	B2
Their forbears	A2
Plainly	D
In so far	B2
Instance	A2
For instance	A2
In so far	B2

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