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And indeed I spake to Juturna that she should help her brother; but aught else I know not.

Law and justice, my son, are fearfu' things for an honest man to have aught to do wi'.

The necessity of caring for the pack-horse, perhaps better than aught else, served to restore his faculties.

For aught you or I know, every man in the world may be arguing with a Maisie of his own.'

There was no time for Farfrae to do aught but one thing, to close with Henchard, for the latter had come on at once.

It would be wicked, and bring upon her Heaven's just wrath, if she did aught to mar the peace of a happy family.

Hast heard of aught, Timothy, touching the private matter that I unfolded yesterday?

For aught the officer had to show for it, the "wild-cat" was a spontaneous production of the soil.

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I do not bid you do aught of this for self-mortification's sake, but that you may derive some after-blessing from it.