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LOOK-THIS IS YOU
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[SIR,-I can't see why Mr. Brand's sixth-form lessons...]
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[SIR,-Mr. Brand speaks loudly with the voice of...]
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[SIR,-Mr. Brand is right.]
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[SIR,-I read Mr. Kimche's letter of last week with...]
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