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But I think that what Ned said would be the proper caper for us.
2
Ah,' he cried, looking round, 'this is the proper caper!
3
With such lingerie I should imagine that "call again" garters would be the proper caper.
4
That's the proper caper, Kit.
5
Everybody seems to think the proper caper is to tack on a cent or two a pound wherever he can.
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He had heard farmers talking to their cows when starting to do the milking act, and thought it the proper caper.
7
I've been trying to get Captain Josiah to hoist the flag but he says it isn't the proper caper till sunrise.
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"Go on, Mr. Chalmers," said he, "and tell the lady what's the proper caper.
9
"Did you ever know a woman to die just because she'd decided that was the proper caper?"
10
"That is no doubt the proper caper, speaking from your boyish point of view, my generous-hearted nephews; but-justhow?" dryly queried the professor.