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( "Humbugshire, you mean, I think," interposed Miss Wren) -- "is to be put upon the cold footing of the general public, and is to derive no advantage from my private acquaintance with the Court dressmaker?"
Ten Girls from Dickens Kate Dickinson Sweetser
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( 'Humbugshire you mean, I think,' interposed Miss Wren.) '-- is to be put upon the cold footing of the general public, and is to derive no advantage from my private acquaintance with the Court
Our Mutual Friend Charles Dickens 1841
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