Barry Lyndon
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It is not important.
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Now, I'm weary.
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I would like dinner. Shall we?
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Excuse me, Lord Ludd.
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If you don't mind.
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Not at all.
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They always played on credit with
any person of honour or noble lineage.

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They never pressed for their winnings...
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...or declined to receive
promissory notes.

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But woe to the man who did not pay
when the note became due.

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Barry was sure to wait upon him
with his bill.

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There were few bad debts.
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Saluez.
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It was Barry's skill with the sword,
and readiness to use it...

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...that maintained the reputation
of the firm, so to speak.

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On guard!
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I will pay you today, sir.
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Thus, it will be seen, their life...
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...for all its splendour,
was not without danger and difficulty...

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...requiring talent and determination
for success.


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