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as you please. You can not go where you please. He believed that it was alright. I am certain that he understood talking. He also laughed. I am not convinced that ploughing is safe. Ploughing is done with a plough and under a tree. Dogs bark, little dogs bark the horse and sometimes a mule and sometimes a donkey. The people say leave it to me. I will not. SCENE V. Farmer. Listen to me. I will not. Then do not listen to me. I heard you when you said it. I like to see goats feed. And so do I like to see them lay the tracks. They are laying them for the electrical railroad. Sarah. I don't like him. I don't like his ways. I don't like it and I will not say it. I will do as you do and you do it so nicely. I will do as you do and then we were right. We were right to ask him to come in. He will not come in. I will not go out. We will not stay there. We will say yes certainly, we are not very busy. Yes please see that you have the things you want. You have not been given them. Don't fail to come again when you need them. A Farmer. A fisherman. We don't like to look at a wall. A Fisherman and a farmer. They both believe in fish. Fish is a fertilizer. It cannot be found in the bay. You do not have to go out far. You have to have a great many boats. An English mother. You make me quite afraid of dogs. SCENE VI. A water faucet. We were very likely to meet one another. None of us have running water. The count Rangle had. We were all fond of winter. We said we liked summer. The trouble with the summer is that it is too hot. You see I am convinced. Harold. Harold is your name. I thought it was Martin. It is Martin or Mark. Thank you. You speak English. Yes certainly. And french. Very nicely. And Hindustani. My mother does. I supposed she did. We had never thought about it. SCENE VII. ACT II. We are deserted. We are left alone. They are going to Paris. We stay here. Minorca. And there is such a nice view. A dinner. Tomorrow. Every day. Yes every day. In the morning. We will ride. We will come home. Yes we will. Don't bother. Yes you need to we understand. We will meet you at half past one old time. You need never be drunk. It is an older word. Do be clear. Golly Moses it is damp out here. Any little piece of paper makes a wind. Yes yes. Anthony and Cleopatra. Do you like him. I must go and see the workingmen.
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