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The Pickwick Papers - Dickens, Charles ยท 51 words
Mr. Winkle grasped his humble friend by the hand, and whispered in his ear, Its all right, Sam; quite right. Upon which Mr. Weller struck three distinct blows upon his nose in token of intelligence, smiled, winked, and proceeded to put the steps up, with a countenance expressive of lively satisfaction.
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