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"If I had money to waste, I'd burn it up and have the fun of seeing it ablaze before I'd give one cent to those mission orphans." |
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"Don't be cast down over what Eliza said. The world is getting better...it certainly is." |
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"Oh dear, I don't like spelling!" |
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"I told him not to call me 'St. Clair' or I'd pound him. And he's done it." |
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"Milty Boulter, take that frog and put it back in the woods." |
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"I want to wear my Sunday dress every day and eat in the sitting room." |
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"Here's a good one, Lottie: If I got five toads and Milty kills three of them, how many I got left?" |
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"We shouldn't kill toads because it would rain the next day." |
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"I wish I could be good all the time without it being a whole lot of trouble." |
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"If you aren't married people call you an old maid, and if you are, your husband bosses you, so I'd like to be a widow, then there'd be no danger of either." |
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"My sister, Constantine Cotton, says she wishes spinach wasn't so good for her." |
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"I wish I could go on a honeymoon 'cause that's when my cousin Jack bought a brand new bicycle." |
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"I hope you have a mother again, too, Paul. A very wise man once said that Hope is the mother of all men, so we shall never stop hoping, shall we?" |
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