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Let's sort the buyers from the spyers,the needy from the greedy
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and those who trust mefrom the ones who don't.
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If you can't see value here,
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you're not shopping,you're shoplifting.
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You see these goods?Never seen daylight, moonlight,
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Israelites,Fanny by the gaslight.
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Take a bag, come on.I took one home last night -
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cost more than ten pound,I can tell you.
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Anyone like jewellery?Look at that one.
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Hand-made in ltaly,hand-stolen in Stepney.
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It's as long as my arm,not like something else.
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Don't think 'cos these boxesare sealed, they're empty.
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Only the undertakersells empty boxes.
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By the look of you lot, I'd makemore money with my tape-measure.
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Here, one price, ten pound.
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- Did you say ten pound?- Are you deaf?
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Bargain. I'll take one.
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Squeeze in. Left leg, right leg.
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They call it walking.
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You want one, darling?That's it, they're waking up.
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Treat the wife -treat somebody else's wife.
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It's more funif you don't get caught.
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You want one?Show me a bit of life, then.
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It's no good standinglike one o'clock half struck.
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These are not stolen -they're just not paid for.
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Can't get 'em again,they've changed the locks.
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Can't come back -I'll have sold out.
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Nice bit of stuff.
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"Too late" will be the crywhen the bargains pass you by.
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If you've no money on you,
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you'll cry tearsbig as October cabbages.
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