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Examples

  • Nutcombe which made life in the country a necessity.

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  • The nephew dropped out of the running two years ago when his aunt, old Nutcombe's wife, who had divorced old Nutcombe, left him her money.

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  • It was the only thing Nutcombe seemed to live for.

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  • What it says, when you've peeled off a few of the long words which they put in to make it more interesting, is that old Nutcombe leaves you the money because you are the only man who ever did him a disinterested kindness -- and what I want to get out of you is, what was the disinterested kindness?

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  • I think making you his heir was the only sensible thing old Nutcombe ever did.

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  • They disagreed about something trivial, and old Nutcombe stalked out and never came in again.

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  • Probably old Nutcombe had wavered between half a dozen places too.

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  • I've had to go through life with a ghastly name like Nutcombe as a compliment to him, haven't I?

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  • Uncle Ira insisted on father and mother calling me Nutcombe; and whenever he got a new craze I was always the one he worked it off on.

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  • Talking of old Nutcombe, I was speaking to Gates again the other night.

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