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Francis--the large, squarish pale-blue mind. Miss Willis she came in yesterday afternune when yu was out, 'ee. Now think o' that! STRANGWAY. Of course, Mrs. Burlacombe; very glad she's got it. MRS. BURLACOMBE. Aw! but that's not all. When I tuk it up there 'em, same as I see yu writin'. Aw! my gudeness! I says to meself, 'T won't take me 'alf a minit. [She goes out on to the green. JIM BERE has come in.] STRANGWAY. [Gently] Well, Jim? JIM. My cat's lost. STRANGWAY. Lost? JIM. Day before yesterday. She'm not come back. They've shot 'er, Sir Herbert's keepers. JIM. Yes, zurr. I feel lonesome without.

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