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I had the honour of taking his ludship's card in-LordPoll-parrot.
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Our attention was now distracted by the fact that his ludship did arrive.
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COUNSEL: May it please your ludship, they did not write them.
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COUNSEL: M'lud, may it please your ludship.
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But his "ludship" brought down the house.
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She couldn't think how anybody could abide it, and was of the opinion that his ludship would have it down as soon as he arrived.
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"The prisoner has stolen a pig, your 'ludship,'" said the counsel.
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"No, your ludship, he said he was going to Devonport."
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"The court waits, your 'ludship,'" remarked the counsel, throwing a paper ball at the judge.
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"Good-day, your 'ludship,'" said Rex, with a mocking bow; "will your 'ludship' hold court to-day?"
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"The prisoner at the bar, your 'ludship,'" began the counsel, striving to steady his voice, "has stolen a-a-a-what shall I say you have stolen?"
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I had the honour of taking his ludship's card in-LordPoll-parrot.
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Our attention was now distracted by the fact that his ludship did arrive.
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COUNSEL: May it please your ludship, they did not write them.
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COUNSEL: M'lud, may it please your ludship.
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But his "ludship" brought down the house.