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But the king he got the bag before I could think more than about a half a thought, and he never suspicioned I was around.

I can't know, but I think Bill must have larned or suspicioned that the Sioux warn't fur off and he set out to hunt him up.

I always suspicioned that if Huldyd spoke up and freed her mind, she might have made out the best case, but she wouldnt do it.

The person suspicioned of witchcraft was speedily found guilty, and adjudged to slavery.

Wronged, robbed of his freedom,—the heritage of all human kind,—he was suspicioned and contemned for desiring that great boon.