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Dubliners - Joyce, James ยท 51 words
Right you are, Crofton. said Mr Henchy fiercely. He was the only man that could keep that bag of cats in order. Down, ye dogs. Lie down, ye curs. Thats the way he treated them. Come in, Joe. Come in. he called out, catching sight of Mr Hynes in the doorway.
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