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| 24 | 585 | Too, this can be done with View more quotes about seeming">seeming naturalness, apparently merely applying their labors elsewhere. |
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| 24 | 582 | He would doubtless regard it as politic, at least from the point of view of soothing possible apprehensions in his constituency, to become a bit more scrupulous about proprieties, at least in so serious a situation. |
| 24 | 583 | "I think, too," she said, "that this will be done in the following way, that several chains, as wholes, will be temporarily withdrawn, certainly those containing some illicit prisoners, such as ours. |
| 24 | 584 | This makes more sense than reorganizing the chains, changing prisoners about, and such, which would be sure to provoke suspicion. |
| 24 | 585 | Too, this can be done with seeming naturalness, apparently merely applying their labors elsewhere. |
| 24 | 586 | Too, of course, that saves the masters the inconvenience and possible embarrassment of reorganizing a number of chains". |
| 24 | 587 | "You think our chain will be moved?" I said. |
| 24 | 588 | "I am sure of it," she said. |