The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — Volume 5 by Edgar Allan Poe
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page 104 of 331 (31%)
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"No shadow, damme!"
"Did you mean to say-" "Yes, sir, my soul is - hiccup! - humph! - yes, sir." "Did you not intend to assert-" "My soul is - hiccup! - peculiarly qualified for - hiccup! - a-" "What, sir?" "Stew." "Ha!" "Soufflee." "Eh!" "Fricassee." "Indeed!" "Ragout and fricandeau - and see here, my good fellow! I'll let you have it- hiccup! - a bargain." Here the philosopher slapped his Majesty upon the back. "Couldn't think of such a thing," said the latter calmly, at the same time rising from his seat. The metaphysician stared. |
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