Over the Sliprails by Henry Lawson
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page 120 of 169 (71%)
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"Carn't yer answer a civil question? I'd soon knock the sulks out of yer if I was yer father." "My name's Arvie; you know that." "Arvie what?" "Arvie Aspinall." Bill cocked his eye at the roof and thought a while and whistled; then he said suddenly: "Say, Balmy, where d'yer live?" "Jones' Alley." "What?" "Jones' Alley." A short, low whistle from Bill. "What house?" "Number Eight." "Garn! What yer giv'nus?" "I'm telling the truth. What's there funny about it? What do I want to tell you a lie for?" |
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