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A1
‘‘Anyone can play…. - but i play with…… i keep…..’’

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'’Anyone can play accurately - but i play with wonderful expression… I keep Science for Life’’ - A1

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‘‘Really, if the lower…… a good example, what on earth is……. They seem, as a ….., to have absolutely no……’’

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Really, if the lower orders don’t set us a good example, what on earth is the use of them? They seem, as a class, to have absolutely no sense of moral responsibility. - A1

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J and A
‘‘I am in….. with….. I have come…. to……’’
‘‘I thought you had…… for….. i call that….’’

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'’I am in love with Gwendoline. I have come…. to propose to her’’
‘‘I thought you had come up for pleasure… I call that business’’ J and A A1

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'’I really dont see anything……. in……’’

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'’I really dont see anything romantic in proposing’’

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‘‘Girls never…… they flirt with. Girls dont think……’’

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'’Girls never marry the men they flirt with. Girls dont think it right’’ A1

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‘‘And before i……. to…… her’’

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'’And before i allow you to marry her’’

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A1
‘‘… you are the most earnest-looking person i……. it is…. absurd…. that your name….’’

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Ernest… you are the most earnest- looking person I ever saw… It is … absurd… that your name isn’t Ernest- A1

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‘‘The amount of women in….. who…. is perfectly…’’

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'’The amount of women in London who flirt with their own husbands is perfectly scandalous’’

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‘‘Nothing will…. to part with…’’

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'’Nothing will induce me to part with Bunbury’’

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‘‘All women become like their….. That is their….’’

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'’All women become like their mother. That is their tragedy’’

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A1
‘‘The fools. Oh about the……., of course’’

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The fools? Oh about the clever people, of course- A1

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‘‘The only way to behave to a….. is to…., if she is….. and to someone else if……..’’

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The only way to behave to a woman is to make love to her, if she is pretty and to someone else if she is plain- A1

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‘‘You are my……, im sure’’

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“You are my little cousin Cecily, I’m sure.”-A2

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A2
‘‘[Looks at her in….’’]

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[Looks at her in amazement.]-A2

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A2
‘‘Might i have a…….’’

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'’Might i have a buttonhole first’’

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A2
‘‘Brother….’’

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'’Brother John’’

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A2
‘‘My duty as a….. has never….. with my pleasures in the…..’’

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'’My duty as a gentleman has never interfered with my pleasures in the smallest degree’’

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A2
‘‘I dont like……’’

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'’I dont like your clothes’’

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A2
‘‘i certaintly wont….. so long as you are….’’

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'’I certainly wont leave you so long as you are mourning’’

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A2
‘‘I am in love with….. and that is….’’

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“I am in love with Cecily and that is everything”-A2

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A2
‘‘You seem to me to be….. the visible…. of absolute….’’

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“you seem to me to be in every way the visible personification of absolute perfection”-A2

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A2
‘‘[Somewhat taken….’’]

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[somewhat taken aback]- A2

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A2
‘‘I love you…. You will marry me, ……..?

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“I love you Cecily. You will marry me, won’t you?”-A2

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A2
‘‘yes darling, with…….. others’’

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“Yes darling, with a little help from others”-A2

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A2
‘‘My dear….’’

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“my dear child”-A2

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A2
‘‘My own….., sweet,…… little….’’

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“my own dear, sweet, loving little darling”-A2

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A2
‘‘In fact, it is rather an……..’’

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“In fact, it is rather an aristocratic name”- A2

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A2
‘‘I shan’t be away more………..’’

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“I shan’t be away more than half an hour”-A2

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A3
‘‘[To…….’ Darling’’

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[To Cecily] “Darling” A3

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A3
‘‘[Sta……]’’

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“[Stammering]”-A3

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A3
‘‘Cecily is the…..,……,…. girl…. i dont care…. about….’’

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“Cecily is the sweetest, dearest, prettiest girl…. I don’t care twopence about social possibilities” A3

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A3
‘‘Of course i………’’

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“of course I could Cecily” A3

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A3
‘‘Oh i killed….. this….. I mean poor….. died.’’

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“Oh I killed Bunbury this afternoon. I mean poor Bunbury died” A3

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