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Well, towards midnight,
I was on my way to meet them.
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The moon was like a watch up in heaven.
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But, suddenly
a watchmaker long forgotten
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pushed a light could of cotton
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over the silvery case
of the round clock
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Darkest darkness fell on the dock.
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The gloom was hiding my foes.
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You could see...no further...
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Than your nose.
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Who is that man?
:49:39
He arrived this morning.
Really?
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Baron Christian de Neuvil...
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Good...
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I...
:49:55
Good...
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Where was I?
:50:00
Mordious!
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You couldn't see your toes.
:50:05
I was thinking that
for some drunken poet
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I was about to hit a great man...
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On the nose.
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In the teeth...
:50:19
Tooth for tooth!
:50:20
Why should I stick my...
:50:22
Nose.
:50:23
Finger...in that pie?
:50:25
For a man so great could break my...
:50:28
Nose.
:50:29
My fingers!
:50:30
I thought: ''On, son of Gascony.''
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I then found myself...
:50:35
Nose to nose.
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Face to face
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with a hundred angry louts
stinking of...
:50:42
Nose-herb!
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Onions and stale wine!
:50:45
I pounced...
Nose down!
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I disembowelled two!
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Impaled a thrid!
:50:51
A sword went ''sneet''. I replied...
:50:53
''Snout!''
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Damnation!
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Everyone out!