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pianae, a fantoosh bottle Mr. | Baudelaire | used tae keep his brandy in, |
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e wis a freend o Mr. and Mrs. | Baudelaire | , and the bairns had met him m |
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The three | Baudelaire | bairns looked at him. Violent |
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The three | Baudelaire | bairns had loads mair questio |
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ay at Bracky Beach. The three | Baudelaire | bairns bided wi their maw and |
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wa tae the jyle and the three | Baudelaire | bairns are gaun tae live happ |
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t on in the lives o the three | Baudelaire | bairns, Violet, Klaus and Sun |
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and jist like that the three | Baudelaire | bairns - the Baudelaire orph |
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The | Baudelaire | orphans copied oot the puttan |
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The | Baudelaire | bairns' incentive for readin |
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The | Baudelaire | bairns looked oot and saw the |
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The | Baudelaire | bairns went up tae the bedroo |
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The | Baudelaire | bairns looked roond and saw t |
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The | Baudelaire | bairns didnae say onythin, ji |
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e comin richt ahint them, the | Baudelaire | orphans realised whit a glaik |
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c a numpty o himsel ower, the | Baudelaire | orphans aw laughed, even Sunn |
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n efter her for a meenit, the | Baudelaire | orphans went intae theirs. |
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, shakin Mr, Poe's haund. The | Baudelaire | bairns sat doon in three muck |
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and left withoot a wird. The | Baudelaire | bairns listened tae the bratt |
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meddum for somethin else. The | Baudelaire | orphans traipsed back tae Coo |
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Mrs. Poe tae their motor. The | Baudelaire | orphans piled intae the backs |
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o each o their portions. The | Baudelaire | orphans hadnae had raspberrie |
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n room. Nane o them peyed the | Baudelaire | bairns the least wee bit noti |
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, eh?" Violet agreed, and the | Baudelaire | bairns looked at each ither. |
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ain. She siched deep, and the | Baudelaire | orphans, and awbody that care |
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t tae sneck the door, and the | Baudelaire | orphans were that forfechten |
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it wis jist as cosy, and the | Baudelaire | bairns were fair-trickit wi i |
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onybody had keeked in tae the | Baudelaire | orphans' bedroom, they wid ha |
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peyin nae heed at aw tae the | Baudelaire | orphans as they went roond th |
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lly believe it. Ever syne the | Baudelaire | parents had dee'd, maist o th |
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hon wis the wey it wis wi the | Baudelaire | orphans. Hivvin |
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rryin Violet and pauchlin the | Baudelaire | fortune. Klaus had tried tae |
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dnae read aw the books in the | Baudelaire | library, but he'd got through |
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g in his motor and pittin the | Baudelaire | bairns inside, tae gang somew |
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He glowered at aw three o the | Baudelaire | bairns wi his shiny, shiny ee |
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ep sich and bosied each o the | Baudelaire | bairns wan efter the ither. " |
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sister tae get control o the | Baudelaire | siller! Or that's whit ye wer |
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d closely ower each wan o the | Baudelaire | bairns. "[ asked Judge Straus |
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it better, but the beds o the | Baudelaire | bairns were naethin noo but g |
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notes aboot the ongauns o the | Baudelaire | orphans, and a blurry photie, |
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ty. "You're the auldest o the | Baudelaire | bairns," they'd said, kindly |
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possibly imagine it. For the | Baudelaire | bairns, ye ken, it wis aw the |
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hame isnae as fantoosh as the | Baudelaire | mansion," Coont Olaf said, "b |
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g figure stridin taewards the | Baudelaire | bairns, Sunny had awready bee |
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Thon nicht, Klaus wis the | Baudelaire | orphan sleepin aw ~ wanrestfu |
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got them, the stuff that the | Baudelaire | orphans jist widnae be seen d |
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"quickly, sae as tae get the | Baudelaire | bairns oot the hoose, pronto. |
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ok as if he believed whit the | Baudelaire | bairns were tellin him. "Dae |
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the bank tae tak oot the hale | Baudelaire | fortune." |
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oot some wey tae get tae thon | Baudelaire | siller." |
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n wis warkin on owersettins o | Baudelaire | , syne brocht oot as a pamphle |
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Klaus | Baudelaire | , the middle bairn, and the an |
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As Violet and Klaus | Baudelaire | stuid, still in their nichtie |
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German, thay’r no telt that | Baudelaire | or Schiller uised a different |
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d-on. Ma mairriage tae Violet | Baudelaire | is guid and legal, and noo I' |
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I'm Violet | Baudelaire | , and this is ma brither Klaus |
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The auldest | Baudelaire | orphan wis aboot tae grab her |
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turnt tae look at the auldest | Baudelaire | orphan. |
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ains tae wake up the youngest | Baudelaire | bairn. "Sunny," he said, but |