ONE:"He's bin hit on the head wud a piece of wood. I reckon he died painlessly. All this came afterwards."
TWO:"My liege, in a private box in the steward's room, which, it seems, he had forgotten to lock," replied Oakley, with that propriety which he knew how to assume."I cud m?ake something out of Boarzell."
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TWO:"Perhaps Stephen Holgrave could answer"
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TWO:"Now's your chance," he announced to the assembled yokels; "corn prices is going up, and every man who wants to do well by himself had better grub his pastures and sow grain. Suppose we wur ever to fight the Frenchwho are looking justabout as ugly at us now as they did in Boney's timethink wot it 'ud be if we had grain-stocks in the country, and cud settle our own prices. My advice to the men of Rye is the same as wot I gave in this very hall thirty-five years agosow grain, and grain, and more grain."
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