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The department of arts and culture has said woah nelly… for now at least.
2
The mysteriousness of the change in Miss Nelly perturbed him the more.
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Then, of course, Nelly came rushing over here to tell us off.
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His Nelly must have the fields and the woods and the waters.
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That she no longer needed to bow and scrape to Nelly Lorentz.
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She hadn't wanted to tell Nelly the real reason for her departure.
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Left alone once more, Nelly set off in the direction of town.
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Once more you meet at the home of Nelly the blue-eyed Madge.
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The General had sworn then that Robin never should have his Nelly.
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It would never do; he must not go to see Nelly again.
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Madge is often with Nelly; and Madge is never less than Madge.
12
The visitor held out a telegram, which Nelly took in some bewilderment.
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Elder Nelly Patterson said she was relieved the climb had been closed.
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Nelly unlocked the door with her latchkey, and stood on the step.
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Farrell and Nelly meanwhile were, it seemed, in no lack of conversation.
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Nelly could not rouse herself to write the letter to Miss Martin.