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I should like to know what one could want, better than that.
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I know what one of those creatures can do to a man.
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One may always know what one has to look for, with you.
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After all, one wants to know what one is going to do.
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You know what one elderly Ukip lady said to me afterwards?
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I don't know what one says after more than thirty years.
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In the absence of that recognition I don't know what one would do.
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But you saw him anyway, and now you know what one looks like.
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It is so hard to know what one ought to do.
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You know what one of your modern writers says of life?
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How was one to know what one might do and what one mightn't?
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To know what one ought to do is certainly the hardest thing in life.
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You always want to know what one has been doing.
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I wouldn't know what one is supposed to do... '
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Therefore all the angels know what one speaks to another.
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But it's so difficult in these cases to know what one ought to do.
