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I'm afraid, Bassington, that you are right
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but none the less boring
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Bassington curls his lips foolishly
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and crosses to left
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Bassington speaks:
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there's only one thing I have to say to you:
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what could he say?
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there's only one thing I have to say to you:
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ah Plunkett Incorporated
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welcome to Bohemia, Sir
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How do you do?
:11:11
I'm getting on, Sir
in my modest way.
and you?
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I'm well, thank you
:11:15
you're looking splendid
:11:16
that's a fetching tie,
and these spats! very exiting
:11:20
what an ensemble
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but personally,
I don't like derbies
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they give a man that undertaker-look
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My dear Mr Chambers,
I've come here to speak to you man-to-man
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my favourite type of conversation
:11:31
I whish to broach a rather delicate subject
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oh now don't let's be delicate Mr Plunkett,
let's be cruel and objectionable both of us
:11:38
one of the greatest handicaps to civilization
and I may say, to progress
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is the fact that people
speak with ribbons on their tongues
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delicacy, as the philosophers point out,
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is the banana peel under the feet of truth
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and if you've come up here
to raise a fuss about Gilda
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this derby is a thing of the past