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| HIS NOSE LIKE A |
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| THE BEARD ON HIS CHIN WAS AS WHITE AS THE |
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| THE STUMP OF A |
| HE HELD TIGHT IN HIS TEETH |
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| HE HAD A BROAD AND A LITTLE ROUND BELLY THAT |
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| SHOOK WHEN HE LIKE A FULL OF JELLY |
| HE WAS CHUBBY AND PLUMP, A RIGHT JOLLY OLD |
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| AND I LAUGHED WHEN I SAW HIM, IN SPITE OF MYSELF. |
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| A AND A TWIST OF HIS HEAD SOON GAVE ME TO KNOW I HAD NOTHING TO DREAD. HE SPOKE NOT A WORD, BUT WENT STRAIGHT TO HIS WORK, AND FILLED ALL THE THEN TURNED WITH A JERK AND LAYING A FINGER ASIDE OF HIS NOSE AND GIVING A NOD UP THE HE ROSE HE SPRANG TO HIS |
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| TO HIS TEAM GAVE A |
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| AND AWAY THE ALL FLEW LIKE THE DOWN OF A |
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| BUT I HEARD HIM EXCLAIM ERE HE DROVE OUT OF SIGHT |
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