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[1:6 145.18] Can't you read by dazzling ones through me true? Bite my
[1:6 180.30] a word a week. Hake's haulin! Hook's fisk! Can you beat it?
[1:6 180.31] Whawe! I say, can you bait it? Was there ever heard of such
[1:7 201.2] the parco! I can see that, I see you are. How does it tummel?
[1:7 207.21] Describe her! Hustle along, why can't you? Spitz on the iern
[2:8 225.32] Yet, ah tears, who can her mater be? She's promised he'd eye
[2:8 250.7] -- Can you ajew ajew fro' Sheidam?
[2:9 286.25] Can you nei do her, numb? asks Dolph, 2
[2:9 296.15] think you can hold on by sitting tight? Well,
[2:9 302.23] lib. Can you write us a last line? From
[2:9 306.28] can be drawn from Diarmuid and Grania? 7 Do
[2:10 346.30] Can you come it, budd?
[3:12 419.8] But, Holy Saltmartin, why can't you beat time?
[3:13 459.22] once well he be betray himself. Can't you understand? O bother,
[3:13 459.30] candle to hold to it, can there? And, of course, dear professor, I
[3:13 462.25] Leperstown. But soft! Can't be? Do mailstanes mumble? Lumtum
[3:13 466.3] for her and we'll call it a tossup. Can you reverse positions?
[3:14 478.2] have your letters. Can you hear here me, you sir?
[3:14 478.4] -- So long aforetime? Can you hear better?
[3:14 523.19] -- Perhaps you can explain, sagobean? The Mod needs a
[3:14 530.17] constabulary? Can you beat it? Prepare the way! Where's that gendarm
[3:14 567.23] buccaneeradmiral Browne, with -- who can doubt it? -- his golden beagles
[3:14 571.7] can their tantrist spellings? I can lese, skillmistress aiding. Elm,
[3:14 572.16] Cant ear! Her dorters ofe? Whofe? Her eskmeno daughters
[4:15 615.36] can we ever? Never! So may the low forget him their trespasses
[4:15 626.33] duv herself div. Inn this linn. And can it be it's nnow fforvell?
[4:15 626.36] from me, I can feel. Or is it me is? I'm getting mixed. Brightening
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