Krindlesyke by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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page 153 of 186 (82%)
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My doxy with me. By crikes! Iâm fleyed to face
The road again, alone. Youâll come ... JUDITH: I cannot. How could I leave ... JIM: Then Iâll be taken here: Youâll be to blame. JUDITH: But, Jim, how could I leave ... JIM: The sooner itâs over, the better Iâll be pleased. JUDITH: You mustnât stop: and yet, I cannot go. How could I leave the bairn? JIM: The bratâs asleep. JUDITH: It wonât sleep long. JIM: Its mammyâll soon be home. |
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