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• I am so awfully anxious for you to go But if--if," said poor Miss Frost--"if you really think that the pills--I really can't call them by the other name--will do no harm, it seems almost a I tell you what I will do," said Lady Jane. —  A Modern Tomboy A Story for Girls
• "I'll keep my word if--if--you win Off they went as before, the old pacer hugging the mare's sulky wheels like a demon. —  The Bishop of Cottontown A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills
• He grabbed at it as if, possessing life, it were trying to escape, and with a tight grip upon it he said: "I knew she would write and I am sure she would have written sooner if--if it had been necessary Mrs. Cranceford was laughing tearfully. —  An Arkansas Planter
• Would you not have done as much for me if--if, for instance, I had been ill, and could not pay the rent of the room? —  A Cigarette-Maker's Romance
• He promises henceforth to say nothing more about indulgences--if, that is, his opponents will do the same; he offers to address a manifesto to the people in which he will advise them to give proper obedience to the Church and not to be estranged from her because his adversaries have been insolent and he himself harsh. —  The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 12

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