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"Mr. Stukey says that pretty soon everybody will join--all but the rich blood-suckers, and they'll be in jail.— The House of Torchy
The young Frenchman and our own fellows will be sure to join, and I think that there's three or four others--maybe more--who'll be glad to get away at any risk We must run the risk, and it isn't a small one," said Croxton.— Paul Gerrard The Cabin Boy
I could not, however, be mistaken as to the meaning of their words It might be done; and many's the like deed has been done ere now," observed one of the speakers, whom I suspected to be a fellow of the name of Cobb, the greatest ruffian in the ship And the passengers who won't join--what's to be done with them The immediate answer I did not hear.— My First Voyage to Southern Seas
Some allowed their servants and dependants to join, and others sent horses, although they themselves thought it prudent not to appear in arms on the Duke's side.— Roger Willoughby A Story of the Times of Benbow
When they join, the officers may ill-treat them, pull their hair, and strike them with impunity.— Fred Markham in Russia The Boy Travellers in the Land of the Czar

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