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She doesn't know a soul in town--er, that is, no one but the few she has run into informally here But I tell you I saw her myself!— The Fifth Ace
It is too Looks significantly at Mrs. Starkweather and Connie._)--er--delicate Starkweather This affair has gone beyond all delicacy.— Theft A Play In Four Acts
"Torchy,--er--I mean, Lieutenant,--Mrs. Parker Smith.— The House of Torchy
Oh hasn't he?--er--_(aside) Nearly let it out that time, (to her) I mean should he be clever enough to win my Ruby.— Oh! Susannah! A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts
I'm quite ready when you are, my dear Mrs.--er--Mrs Doctor.— Oh! Susannah! A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts

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