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The old tinker put his tools together, and whispered to her,-
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Propped up against the bar was this old tinker with a funny stand-up hat.
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It is thus, for instance, soliloquizes Mary Byrne, the rapscalliony old tinker woman of outrageous behavior of "The Tinker's Wedding."
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Now, my dear wife, see that you strive hereafter to acquire more correct manners, and that you retain none of your old tinker-tricks.
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Poor old Tinker was worth more than a dozen coats.
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Take care of your farthings, old Tinker, and your guineas will come quite nat'ral.
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Where's the change, old Tinker?
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"I gave you three-halfpence; where's the change, old Tinker?"
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"By all means," said the old tinker dwarf; "and we will take Amelia, and dance my dance."
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"Who was poor old Tinker?"