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...that if there was any thing in your houfe or cellar (And thou might'ft have a3ded my purfe too, faid my uncle Toby) — — he was heartily welcome to...>• fo he went up ftairs with the toaft ., — I warrant you, my dear, faid I, as I opened the kitchen door, your father will be well again. Mr. Yorick's...

...if there was any thing in your houfe or cellar 1- (And thou might'ft have added my purfe too, faid my uncle Toby)- • he was heartily welcome to it...was full — fo he went up ftairs with the toaft. I warrant you, my dear, faid I, as I opened the kitchen door, your father will be well again. Mr. Yorick's...

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...that if there was any thing in your houfe or cellar (And thou might'ft have added my purfe too, faid my uncle Toby) he was heartily welcome to it : He...full — fo he went up ftairs with the toaft ;— I warrant you, my dear, faid I, as I opened the kitchen-door, your father will be well again. Mr. Torick's...

...if there was any thing in your houfe or cellar— (And thou might'ft have added my purfe too, faid my uncle Toby,}— he was heartily welcome to it :...full — fo he went up ftairs with the toaft; — I warrant you, my iear, faid I, as I opened the kitchen-door, your father will be well again. — Mr....