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"'adn't an aitch in their eads."

Curious existences sometimes to be met with, in doing no harm

Gift of expressin' what ain't your real feeling

Half-realized insults

Look at the things they say, and at what really is

Looked his fellows in the face without seeing what was in it.

Never ought to take it on 'earsay from the papers

Point of an aspiration is the sacrifice of somone else

Would never do if we could see them being done

FIVE SHORT TALES

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The First and Last

A Stoic

The Apple Tree

The Juryman

Indian Summer of a Forsyte

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