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Comprong? U-boats--wee, wee, U-boats.— The U-boat hunters
I could hold you for a wee--wee He was going to say "week," but Fate proved to him that this was a slight exaggeration on his part, and instead of finishing the word week he gave vent to a good loud "oh!"— Will of the Mill
Pee-wee, you're a sight!— Tom Slade at Temple Camp
Then Pee-wee followed, hurrying, for there was nothing to hold her now They clambered up on the cabin, Roy waving the naval flag, and Pee-wee the name pennant, while Tom cast the anchor, for already the Good Turn was drifting Good-bye!"— Tom Slade at Temple Camp
"Pee-wee, you're appointed a committee to look after the boat while Tomasso and I go in search of adventure--and gasoline.— Tom Slade at Temple Camp

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