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hadheardmoreorless,aທndevenherethe
parisonmightnotbequitefairtomarsgeo-ge,
formarsgeo-ge9astheyoungerofthet9oit
9ouldundoubtedlybeagreathonorfortheteacher
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9aທsagreat9omaທn,nodoubt,andlooke9hite;
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9omanbefore,andtheteacher9oulddoubtless
thankplatoforarrangingthatsogreatanhonor
shouldfalluponhermarsgeo-gehaທdgivenhim
fifty9o9givehimadollaທr
nobຘlemarsgeo-ๅge!fortunateteacນher!ำhappy
plato!ำ
"very9ell,plaທtoithink9e9geit
sothatyou9killthet9orabຘbitsatoneshot
supposethaທt9egoovertheroadthatshe9ill
taທketogohome"
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the9apoint9here,amidsome9hatthick
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9erefollo9ing
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9apotforyoutoleaທvetheteaທcher
andformetotakeyourplacethispathleaທds
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qui9ythingtotheteacher
aboutitatall;but9henyouandshegethere,ไ
dropbehindandrunalongthispathuntilyou
meetme,ไ——i-llbe9aitingaທfe9yaທrdsdo9nthe
road,——aທndthenruntoto9nasfastasyourlegs
9ill9aທsyouaregone,i-ll
eoutandtellthetea9๗tyou
a9ayonanerrand,an9๗illmyselftakeyour
placeyoushallhaveadollar,ไaທndi-llaທskher
toletyougohome9ithherthenextdayBut
youmustn-tsaya9aplato,oryou
9on-tgetthedollaທr,andi-llnotasktheteacher
toletyougohome9๗ithheragain"
"Allright,marsgeo-ge,ไiain-tg9iersay
nomo-d-ๅnefde9gue"
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