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• Wrap yourself in your rubber blanket if the tent goes Ye--es," returned Elizabeth, with a little frightened gasp Under the bedclothes Annie Pearson was sobbing and moaning, "O, I wish I was home! —  The Torch Bearer A Camp Fire Girls' Story
• Isn't that what I said Y--es," she finally acknowledged. —  At the Little Brown House
• Ye-es, thet she wur, an no mistake This speech ended in a sigh that sounded like the blowing of a buffalo Who wur the gal?" —  The War Trail The Hunt of the Wild Horse
• Ye-es, thet wur the name Twur upon Big-duck crick in the Tennessee bottom, the place whur this child chawed his fust hoe-cake. —  The War Trail The Hunt of the Wild Horse
• I'm always glad to see the doctor Ye--es, you be!" —  Fair Harbor

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