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I said...
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oh, my god.
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"bless you."
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"bless you."
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I said, "bless you."
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and he said, "I won't say thank you
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as it's meant to bring misfortune."
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misfortune, indeed.
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no, now I get it!
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now I understand!
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you're dilly-dallying with
sir Philip and young ben.
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no wonder you caught a cold.
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shame on you, Sybil.
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which is it to be?
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the old man or the young boy?
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silly question, I suppose.
I know which one I'd choose.
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no, no, no, no, don't you go.
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stay exactly where you are.
I haven't finished with you.
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not remotely.
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I want to know.
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did he make a pass at you
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or did you make a pass at him?
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I'm talking about the old man now,
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not the young boy.
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my god, this is complicated!
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god!
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god, god.
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oh, no, no, don't cry.
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it'll only make you more miserable!
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I'll tell you what I
think happened. huh?
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sir Philip got a little fresh with you,
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didn't he?
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and you, you, you, you couldn't resist.
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it's rather difficult to get fresh
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when you have a cold.
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what did he say?
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"please, please,
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make an old man happy."
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naughty, Sybil, very naughty.
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trying to have sir Philip on the side.
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and I've always found
it very uncomfortable