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 1 2 |      Skëndo Bey because he has good relations with the Young
 2 2 |      Adham-Uti: Not at all!... Good Lord, why do you keep on
 3 2 |  sufficient, milord. I bid you good day. Farewell, Doctor Efendi! (
 4 3 |  utters): Haxhi Aliu has died! Good lord! I don’t believe it.
 5 3 |     died? What do you mean, my good man? (Reading from the text): "
 6 3 | dreadful loss! You have lost a good man indeed!~Zeneli: But
 7 3 |       Adham-Uti: You do have a good voice, and long droopy ears
 8 3 |     can’t remember a thing, my good lad, you’ve got a brain
 9 3 |         Oh, you yourself! Very good... When? Well, I’ll perform
10 3 |          Zeneli (dumbfounded): Good Lord. You have amazing healing
11 3 |      Very well, doctor. Have a good time!~(Adham-Uti departs.)~
12 4 |        like it’s going to be a good day. (He goes out to the
13 6 |    written about me? Something good, or something bad? What
14 8 |      Adham-Uti?~Zeneli: No, my good friend, not for Adham-Uti,
15 8 |           Vurko: Did you get a good look at her? She’s quite
16 12|   alive as they come!~Lulushe: Good Lord, are you absolutely
17 12|        heart of stone, it is a good thing that he died of a
18 12|        Lulushe: That is a very good question.~Adham-Uti: An
19 13|       a cliff.~Adham-Uti: Very good, but I do not intend to
20 13|     Zeneli: That is probably a good idea.~Adham-Uti: But why
21 16|      Christians.~Lulushe: Very good, but...~Adham-Uti: And we
22 17|     you been all this time, my good sir?~Vurko: I was with Skëndo.~