The History of Mr Polly


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"
Elfrid!"  
Loud hiccup from Uncle Pentstemon, momentary consternation followed by  
giggle from Annie.  
The narration at Mr. Polly's elbow pursued a quiet but relentless  
course. "Directly the new doctor came in he said: 'Everything must be  
took out and put in spirits--everything.'"  
Willie,--audible ingurgitation.  
The narration on the left was flourishing up to a climax. "Ladies,"  
she sez, "dip their pens in their ink and keep their noses out of  
it!"  
"
"
Elfrid!"--persuasively.  
Certain people may cast snacks at other people's daughters, never  
having had any of their own, though two poor souls of wives dead and  
buried through their goings on--"  
Johnson ruling the storm: "We don't want old scores dug up on such a  
day as this--"  
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Old scores you may call them, but worth a dozen of them that put them  
to their rest, poor dears."  
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