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1 The cook made repeated journeys to his bunk for money.

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2 My lawyers and agents had taken care of my money for me.

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3 Just now the possession of this money is a pleasurable thing.

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4 You'll learn in time how to take care of your money for yourself.

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5 I don't object to losing my money, but I like to get a run for it anyway.

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6 A man who leaves his money lying around, the way you did, deserves to lose it.

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7 To get it patented, to make money from it, to revel in piggishness with all night in while other men do the work.

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8 This glimpse I had caught of his other side must have emboldened me, for I resolved to speak to him about the money I had lost.

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9 But I am mate, now, and when I pay off at 'Frisco, maybe with five hundred dollars, I will ship myself on a windjammer round the Horn to Liverpool, which will give me more money; and then I will pay my passage from there home.'

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