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This is my new wife, Len.
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From the shipwreck.
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I wish I had been on it.
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Now, the duck roll is set.
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Please.
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Oh.
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I might have understand you are leaving.
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I'm going to leave you alone.
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I'm going to leave you alone.
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I might have understand you are leaving as well as it.
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Sir?
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To go to sea.
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Where is your parrot?
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I hope you have no designs on bird Raymond.
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My con here is quite scorched, sir.
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Well, sir.
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There's nothing.
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People manage without arms and legs. I shall not miss an eye.
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It is repairable.
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I went to the stem, sir.
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I'm... I'm sorry.
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Shh!
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You mean tis ye, hath we ended doluth ere cycles?
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I... I...
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Excuse me, that'll be Dr. Fogarty for Mr. Septuot.
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You may feed bird Raymond in nibble or two, if it shall please you.
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Please, sir.
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Forgive my widowed ally, Dr. Fogarty.
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Only Mr. Septuot Finch tossed a beaker of hot milk at me upon her wedding night.
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Heaven's for fen, but an accident for sure.
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It is now but a cave of crumbs.
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Might I?
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Take a gandam.
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My crusty old socket is really of no importance.
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It is Mr. Smithild that needs thee.
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Her bowler's been silent for over three months now.
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Well, let us hope this day for rapid conversation.
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I can smooth her trunk manually to cajole the lolling bowlers.
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Or, failing that, I have my scoot and claw.
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I'm tied in the house.
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I'm tied in the house.
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I suggest you retire.
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You further board my bird.
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I'll get more or mistress.
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Another fine day.
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I do believe that Mr. Spring has thrust thee shiny snare to above the frost.
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Oh?
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Excuse me.
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You do not like Mr. Spring.
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Right on!
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Fogarty!
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Quick, retrieve my bird air, he pettishes.
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Come Raymond, come boy.
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Come by.
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Shh, shh, shh.
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I have thee.
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I have thee.
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Thank you, Doctor.
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You have a wonderful way, Doctor Fogarty.
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Doctor Fogarty.
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I'll show you to Mr. Smitteltz room.
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What make you, Doctor?
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More cushions for prayer.
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Jeff does slay in his daughter.
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One double episode.
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It is the nativity.
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Oh, well.
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Brother Joseph has confirmed so.
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Oh, very good.
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Hm.
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Brother Joseph is a much refined man, and it would please me if we might indulge his cultural bent a little.
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Now dinner tomorrow, I shall sing, and Dorothy shall be on crumb hall.
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That sounds wonderful.
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What will you do, Mistress?
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Me?
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Well, what would Arabelle have done?
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What would she not have done is perhaps Mother Question.
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She was fluent in harpsichord, tuba, flute and a drum.
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She could sketch like Rubens and paint like Botticelli.
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Key Marksman and chair jumper.
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And as a sprinter, she could outrun any negro.
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I could perhaps demonstrate my embroidered.
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Maybe take a request for a scene and then recreate it.
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I hardly think Brother Joseph would be dazzled by some slow-moving wall hell in.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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You wait.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Oh! Oh!
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I thought you might like me to join you.
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Oh!
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Do you know what I should really like?
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No, sir.
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My bubbly milk.
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When did he learn?
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Yes, sir.
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Perhaps you might secure your top and most button.
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We'll not do it ever.
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Parsons wife parading out wears like some cock-hung with shaver wound.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Amen.
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Oh!
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Oh!
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You have been wanting to see Mr. Sarabas' room for a while now, Mom.
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No. No, no, Dorothy.
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You need only a vest instead of poking about like a pig in a pastry.
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Oh.
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We keep everything exactly as was.
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They look lovely.
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Oh, my fancy I can smell her.
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She wore this for croquet.
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Was she good at croquet?
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Oh, it was as if she'd grown the mallet from her wrist.
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Oh.
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Oh, honeymoon underments.
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This housed her breasts.
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Her nipple tense.
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Still there.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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I sometimes wonder if the dead come back to watch the living.
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If she watches you and Master Edmund.
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Oh! I fancy I saw her. I'll just then.
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In here.
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Oh.
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It still holds the whiff of her end, please.
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Oh, Rebel had the most wonderful scent. Like a fallen angel.
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Oh. She sounds perfect.
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You mean you want this room?
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Sorry? Oh, no, no.
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I should have known. That was why you came in here.
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No, Dorothy. I'm perfectly in here.
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No, no.
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I shall have your things moved in here, both ways.
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Then...
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Look, Jesus is going home.
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Forgive me, sir.
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Mr. Tylen insisted that she be moved to her about three hours.
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This hour?
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I should not wish to be moved to Narabelsville.
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I think these do not pile in gratitude at all my slumber savage night.
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Dorothy.
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Is something wrong, sir?
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Helen does not now wish to be placed in Narabelsville.
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No, sir.
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Mr. Tylen does not now wish to be placed in Narabelsville.
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No.
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First she wishes it and now she does not wish.
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No, no, no.
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She begged that we move her.
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Old Ian has new popped, his polioed leg with all the shifting in nervous.
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I am quite at a loss, mum.
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Tossed from moment to moment like a pancake on a butt.
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Good day, Mr. Tylen.
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Good day, sir.
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You're painting madam.
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I should not disturb you.
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Oh, no, no, no, no.
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Tizunia, an ugly dog.
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Tizai that disturbed you.
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May, sorry, but you have not.
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On Tuesdays, I gather bluebells for the sick and the needy
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and check the woods for injured wildlife.
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But please, may I?
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Yeah.
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It is a most promising rendering.
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I myself paint.
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Quite a standard.
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I wanted to paint this for Edmund.
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I wonder if I might simply adjust the perspectives of whisper if that would not insult you.
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No, no.
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I should be most obliged.
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It is important to hold the brush tenderly as one would a lady's finger.
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Vince.
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Feed it some colour.
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Then let it take you.
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Once it will.
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Oh.
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Life has taken a curious turn for you, ma'am.
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One minute you're bound for a leper colony, the next year, the new mistress of Hundaby.
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Yes.
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I am blessed.
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Or cursed.
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What do you think of this for dinner tonight with brother Joseph?
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This lemon sunny gown with the white frothing under skirts.
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He must miss the sun and sea, do you think?
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I have laid your dress for dinner, ma'am.
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Oh.
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This pocketed smock with less garish hue offers a more flattering silhouette to a lady of your...
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shape.
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Master Edmund has a loathing of bright colours, and if ma'am wishes not to embarrass her husband by dressing as a clown on this most important evening.
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Yes. Yes, yes, silly me.
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Dorothy, can I help at all?
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I wish to expand my duties here's mistress and...
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Dorothy.
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I so want us to be friends.
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There is one thing I suppose.
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Yes, yes, yes, anything.
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Bird Raymond needs his supper and his soil tray will want emptying whilst I, for me, master Edmund's, Jasmine Grimbath.
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I hate you.
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How's Ruth?
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Not well.
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What is this we're eating, Dorothy?
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I do enjoy it.
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Stubborn crunch.
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About a lamb's face is so there are twelve more in the pot.
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Diddle, diddle, dumpling my son John went to bed with his trousers on, one shoe off and one shoe on, a diddle, diddle, dumpling my son John.
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He had put me in mind of the tribal dancers of Fiji.
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Done, Mr. Celen. Join us.
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Diddle, diddle, dumpling my son John went to bed with his trousers on, one shoe off and one shoe on, a diddle, dumpling my son John.
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Fine, come on, Dorothy.
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Thank you, brother Joseph.
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Mr. Celen, what have you in store for us?
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Well, I've captured the house in watercolour. Oh, it is nothing, but...
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I have taught him a new trick and it is most of you, Mr....
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Mr. Celen.
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I have, uh, taught him a new trick and it is most of you...
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Mr....
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Is he escaped?
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Or is this the trick, because Raymond learnt to pick a lock with his big, very good, very good.
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I knew he was a clever fellow, very good.
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Raymond!
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Well, I found him at the sleeve or don't be bricks.
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I hear much merry rompers, isn't he? I have the nine cheese platter, brother Joseph.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey. Raymond is gone. Raymond!
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Give us brother Joseph. I'm sure he's quite near.
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Raymond! Raymond! Who was lost with him?
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Who was lost with him? Very good.
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Mr. Celen. Yes, but I locked the cage. I'm sure I did.
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What business had you with my bird?
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Only to feed him to help Dorothy.
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I've seen you with Raymond. Loth him. He does not much care for you either.
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No, no, no, we're firm friends, Edmund.
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I can vouch that Mr. Celen did insist on on feeding him, and I did ask that she,
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empties Trey poor might to still pile Ty with his runny and soil.
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Raymond!
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Raymond, boy!
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Oh, my...
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I've come and go to home.
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Oh!
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Oh, please...
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Good!
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Oh...
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Dear, I should make hist.
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I'm sorry.
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You're a chucking wuss.
272
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Brother Joseph, he's a wuss.
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Well, you're Father Joseph of course.
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My wife will be punished, but he won't
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have to deal with the cheese.
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It is at nine cheese platters.
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Come to bloody crackers.
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Nene, it is late for a cheese.
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Brother Shae!
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Hello!
281
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Where is the boy, Busser?
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Hello!
283
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Hello!
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Hello?
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Hello!
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Hey!
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Busser!
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Annie! Annie! Annie!
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He saved me!
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His name is Jeff.
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He's from the ship.
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The Bethany Rose.
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But did swim to shore.
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Poor soul.
295
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He may remember you, mistress.
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Oh, of course.
297
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Jeff, this is Alan Blone.
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From the ship.
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To Elizabeth.
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From John till death.
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You are not Alan Blone.
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You are not Alan Blone.
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