Krindlesyke by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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page 156 of 186 (83%)
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Thatâs so.
JIM (_wheeling round_): The devil! BELL: Nay: not yet: all in good time. But I question theyâll wait till ten oâclock: they seemed Impatient for your company, deuce kens why: But then, whatâs one manâs meat ... JIM: Whatâs that you say? BELL: They seemed dead-set ... You neednât jump like that: I havenât got the bracelets in my pocket. JIM: And who the hell are you? and what do you mean? BELL: Youâve seen my face before. JIM: Ay--ay ... Iâve seen it: But I donât ken your name. You dog my heels: Iâve seen your face ... I saw it on that night-- That night ... and sink me, but I saw it last In the bar at Bellingham: your eyes were on me. |
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