Dick Hamilton's Cadet Days; Or, The Handicap of a Millionaire's Son
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to use in the shame battle _changed to_
to use in the sham battle
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he cried to his main comand _changed to_
he cried to his main command
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advancing to annihiliate _changed to_
advancing to annihilate
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defeners of the hill _changed to_
defenders of the hill
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said Mr. Larabee in solmen accents _changed to_
said Mr. Larabee in solemn accents
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throw the blame on yuo _changed to_
throw the blame on you
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but the suregon gently _changed to_
but the surgeon gently
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Why--why--Hamitlon _changed to_
Why--why--Hamilton
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