To Sir, with Love
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´´Only those who...
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...arrived on...
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...horseback...
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...or in a public coach. ´´
- Thank you.

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Denham.
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´´lf 14 hens...
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...lay an egg a day for 30 days...
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...how much are the eggs a dozen,
and how many have you to sell? ´´

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Moira Joseph.
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´´Pete Gilroy´s weight
and the ever-tightening noose...

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...about her neck...
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...began slightly to impede
the wild mare´s speed.

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But Pete was only too fully aware
of what his fate would be...

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...for he could not hope
to escape death...

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...from being battered and crushed. ´´
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Put that away, please.
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Thank you.
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Would anyone else like to read?
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- Your name, please.
- Pamela Dare.

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´´And he had learned to love.
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l know not why...
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...for this in such as him
seemed strange of mood.

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But thus it was.
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And though
in solitude´s small part...

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...the nipped affections
have to grow.

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ln him this glowed...
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...when all beside
had ceased to glow. ´´


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