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Examples
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‘Now, Bazzard,’ said Mr. Grewgious, on the entrance of his clerk: looking up from his papers as he arranged them for the night:
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‘I follow you both, sir,’ returned Bazzard, ‘and I witness the transaction.’
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‘I follow you, sir,’ returned Bazzard; who had done his work of consuming meat and drink in a workmanlike manner, though mostly in speechlessness.
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Here Bazzard awoke himself by his own snoring; and, as is usual in such cases, sat apoplectically staring at vacancy, as defying vacancy to accuse him of having been asleep.
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Bazzard, after drawing out the round table, withdrew to execute them.
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‘I follow you, sir,’ said Bazzard, ‘and I pledge you!’
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‘Always alone; except that I have daily company in a gentleman by the name of Bazzard, my clerk.’
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‘Bazzard!’ said Mr. Grewgious, suddenly turning to him.
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Bazzard returned, accompanied by two waiters — an immovable waiter, and a flying waiter; and the three brought in with them as much fog as gave a new roar to the fire.
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‘Let us follow you, sir,’ said Bazzard, ‘and have the picture.’
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