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You sure can!
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Then I still got $50, and this is mine!
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You simple-minded shag-poke.
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Going, going, gone for $51!
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And that means Annie will get the prize.
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And I’ll get Annie, I guess.
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What are you getting for your $51?
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A three-day bellyache.
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Now here’s my niece’s hamper.
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I took a peek inside a while ago.
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It looks mighty tasty.
What do I hear, gents?

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- Two bits.
- Four bits.

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What do you say? Six?
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- $1.
- More like it! Do I hear $2?

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$1.25.
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$2.
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$2.50.
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$3.
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And two bits.
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$3 and four bits.
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- $4.
- And two bits!

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$4.25.
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Ain’t I going to hear any more?
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Curly?
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I’ve got a bid of $4.25 from Jud.
Are you going to let him have it?

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Andrew.
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- $4.50.
- $4.50! Going for--

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$4.75!
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$4.75.
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Come on, gentlemen!
The schoolhouse ain’t built yet.

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- Got to get a nice chimney.
- $5!

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- $5. Going for $5--
- And two bits!

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Too rich for my blood.
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I can’t afford no more.
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$5.25.
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Ain’t got nearly enough yet,
not for cold duck with stuffing...

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... and that lemon meringue pie.
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- $6.
- $6! Going--

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And two bits. And two bits!
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My, you’re stubborn, Jud.
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Mr. Carnes is a richer man than you...
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... and I know he likes custard
with raspberry syrup!


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