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1 That's what I'm a-telling you: make your lads strong and self-respecting.
2 Why, law, honey, aint I just been a-telling of you?
3 I was a-telling Martha there was a right smart chance of a shower this afternoon.
4 Sam, he kept a-talking and a-begging, and several men a-telling of him to shut up.
5 But surely I was only a-telling of you what ailed Ishmael, as he was off his feed.
6 There's my daughter been a-telling of me-
7 I keep a-telling him daylight will sure come, but he keeps a-crying and holding on to me.
8 I'm a-telling on you de bressed trufe!
9 Somebody's been here afore me and been a-telling of you, I suppose; and a-telling of you wrong, too!
10 All of which, you understand, I am a-telling you from hearsay, as the lawyers always asts you in court.
11 I say, master, if this is as you're a-telling us, how is it that folks talk so again' the Mormons?
12 I'd been a-telling him, you see, that he must be real kind to dumb animals, and never hurt 'em in any way.
13 The mistress was a-telling me how he's made a partner with Mr. Boult an'll be rich as him, if not richer, some day.
14 "I was just a-telling him- "morelurid expressions-"'boutJoyce and Mr. Gaston.
15 "Who's been a-telling you that trash, sir?" retorted Rake, with ferocity.
16 "What's this as Mr. Councillor Povey is a-telling me?"
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