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And it must all happen again in the same way, musn't it?
2
She said, I mus' hurry back, or missus will fin' me out.
3
You musn't suppose I am able to answer all your questions, though.
4
She say: 'Bateese, you tell heem he mus' wait for St. Pierre.
5
But we musn't back-bite, seeing the look of reproach on Dorothy's face.
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People musn't kill each other unless they have to becos it's rwong.
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But we musn't keep you standing here talking when you're half starved.
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But you musn't go thinking of that, or you'll excite yourself again.
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No matt'r if yo' is in lub, yo' mus' eat to lib.
10
Den I mus' git right 'roun' an' gib her dis heah papah.
11
We must be careful not to break her heart, musn't we, Arthur?
12
So I told him beggars musn't be choosers: just like his impudence!
13
He says we mus' holp, an' dere won't be no mo' slaves.
14
She say you mus' be ver' quiet on ze Matin de Noël!
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An' it's gude for ye, I'm thinkin', that ye mus' go quick.
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Ca'se ef you is, I mus' say, it's Kady- lock-a-do' wid me.
