Nicholas Nickleby
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I have a mother and a sister.
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Dear God!
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If he has sent me here,
what has he done to Kate?

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I'm grateful that you came.
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It is a boon to a single man...
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to have such a lady as yourself
for my hostess.

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I know little of how these things
are done in London.

:41:19
Surely one of the other ladies
would be more adept.

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You are the only lady present.
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By the time I was finished,
she couldn't escape.

:41:37
Have you thought about the investment
I brought you?

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It has its merits and its risks.
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You know, Nickleby, I've noticed
you never seem to touch your wine...

:41:48
while we drink and drink.
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I like to keep a clear head.
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Yet you pour us so much.
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I must say, it is a pleasure
having your niece with us.

:41:57
He must have designed that, too,
to soften you into speculating.

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If I could see someone
as winning as Miss Nickleby...

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when I talk business with her uncle...
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I can think of no other place
I'd rather talk business.

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No other place on Earth.
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Hear, hear!
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Gentlemen, I feel
we are boring Miss Nickleby.

:42:18
Look, she can barely raise her eyes.
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The poor dear girl simply cannot understand
why no one here is making love to her.

:42:27
She gasps! I have uncovered her secret.
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You misunderstand me.
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In fact, I'll hold any man £50...
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that Miss Nickleby can't look in my face
and tell me that she wasn't thinking so.

:42:41
Done!
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Pray, do not make me the subject of bets.
:42:49
Uncle, please!
:42:51
Why not, if the gentlemen insist?
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It's a minute's work.
:42:55
Just lift your eyes and tell me that
you're not hoping I would make love to you.


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