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Charles . It cannot give you more pleasure to see me than it does me to see you .
Sus . Well , now , that is kind ; and do you know , Charles , that , since you went to
London last , I've been thinking that I should like to go to London , too . Charles ...
Charles . It cannot give you more pleasure to see me than it does me to see you .
Sus . Well , now , that is kind ; and do you know , Charles , that , since you went to
London last , I've been thinking that I should like to go to London , too . Charles ...
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Charles . Let him take care he does not poke it where it will be pulled . Wor . You
had better pull it ; I should like to see you do it : I'd soon indict you for assault and
battery . Pull it , if you dare ! Sus . Well , well , Charles , I must be gone ; but now ...
Charles . Let him take care he does not poke it where it will be pulled . Wor . You
had better pull it ; I should like to see you do it : I'd soon indict you for assault and
battery . Pull it , if you dare ! Sus . Well , well , Charles , I must be gone ; but now ...
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Charles . My poor father ! the last words he spoke to me were spoken in anger .
Sep. Don't despond , cousin . If the poor old gentleman has been unjust towards
you , my affection will ever shield your welfare . Charles . [ Shaking him by the ...
Charles . My poor father ! the last words he spoke to me were spoken in anger .
Sep. Don't despond , cousin . If the poor old gentleman has been unjust towards
you , my affection will ever shield your welfare . Charles . [ Shaking him by the ...
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