Now, I longed to see the inside of a ship more than words can tell; but I was not going to put myself in
jeopardy, and I told him my uncle and I had an appointment with a lawyer.
Jos growled from under the counterpane to know what the time was; but when he at last extorted from the blushing Major (who never told fibs, however they might be to his advantage) what was the real hour of the morning, he broke out into a volley of bad language, which we will not repeat here, but by which he gave Dobbin to understand that he would
jeopardy his soul if he got up at that moment, that the Major might go and be hanged, that he would not travel with Dobbin, and that it was most unkind and ungentlemanlike to disturb a man out of his sleep in that way; on which the discomfited Major was obliged to retreat, leaving Jos to resume his interrupted slumbers.
Hartright attempted to assert that identity, they would publicly expose themselves to the imputation of sustaining a rank deception, they would be distrusted and discredited accordingly, and they would therefore be powerless to place my interests or Percival's secret in
jeopardy.
He approached the tent, and was about to sever two of its folds, with the very obvious intention of examining, more closely, into the nature of its contents, when the man who had once already placed his life in
jeopardy, seized him by the arm, and with a rude exercise of his strength threw him from the spot he had selected as the one most convenient for his object.
Now do be careful of yourself, pray do, and consider what
jeopardy you might have stood in.
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THE World's End murders is first case to be re-tried since the ancient double
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An examiner who believes that such a situation exists may consider pursuing a
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The game resembles the traditional
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Similar puzzles plague the legal scholar seeking to discern the meaning of the Double
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