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1 1|         if I left him to clean my clothes after his fashion, he would
2 2|        distributed about among my clothes and in my drawers, so as
3 2|           hitherto careless of my clothes, now I respected my coat
4 3|        the same hour, in the same clothes, the same linen, that I
5 3|          if I were a baby in long clothes,' Yes, sir, 'long clothes!'
6 3|         clothes,' Yes, sir, 'long clothes!' those were his very words. '
7 3| capricious charm of nature. ~Some clothes spread out on the gooseberry