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, she funnd this an awfy hard | queestion | . Ho'e'er, at last she stretch |
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eersel fur askin sic a simple | queestion | ," added th Gryphon; an then t |
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nerally a frog, or a worm. Th | queestion | is, whit did th airchbishop f |
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ked b' aw threi tae settle th | queestion | , an they repeated their argum |
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f Ah might venture tae ask th | queestion | ?" said th Lory. |
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t, an looked at Ahlice, as th | queestion | was evidently meant fur hur. |
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Here was anither puzzlin | queestion | ; as Ahlice could no hink o on |
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as she couldnae answer either | queestion | , eet didnae maitter how she p |
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denied, sa she tried anither | queestion | . "Whit sort o fowk live aboot |
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th Dormoose, an repeated hur | queestion | . "How did they bide at th fit |
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This | queestion | th Dodo could no answer witho |
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sommit or ither; but th great | queestion | is "Whit?" |
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Th firrst | queestion | o course was, how tae get dry |
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d th Fitman. "Yon's th firrst | queestion | , ee ken." |
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t if Ah'm no th same, th next | queestion | is, "Whae oan earth um Ah?' A |