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Once Mark Twain was sitting ... a dinner party ... a well-known pianist. He said ... him: It will interest you ... a pianist that my life was once saved ... a piano when I was a boy. We had a terrible flood ... my home town. The water even reached the upper storey where I was ... my father ... hesitation my father sat ... a big chest ... drawers, and floating ... the river reached safely the bank." "Well, and you?" asked the pianist. "I accompanied him ... the piano."

A Londoner who was going ... the West ... England ... a holiday, arrived ... train ... a town, and found that it waspouring. He called a porter to carry his bags ... a taxi ... the way ... the station, partly to make conversation and partly to get a local opinion ... prospects ... weather ... his holiday, he asked the porter: "How long has it been raining like this?" "I don't know. Sir, I've only been here ... fifteen years," was the reply.

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Once Mark Twain was sitting ... a dinner party ... a well-known pianist. He said ... him: It will interest you ... a pianist that my life was once saved ... a piano when I was a boy. We had a terrible flood ... my home town. The water even reached the upper storey where I was ... my father ... hesitation my father sat ... a big chest ... drawers, and floating ... the river reached safely the bank." "Well, and you?" asked the pianist. "I accompanied him ... the piano."

A Londoner who was going ... the West ... England ... a holiday, arrived ... train ... a town, and found that it waspouring. He called a porter to carry his bags ... a taxi ... the way ... the station, partly to make conversation and partly to get a local opinion ... prospects ... weather ... his holiday, he asked the porter: "How long has it been raining like this?" "I don't know. Sir, I've only been here ... fifteen years," was the reply.

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Once Mark Twain was sitting at a dinner party with a well-known pianist. He said to him: It will interest you as a pianist that my life was once saved by a piano when I was a boy. We had a terrible flood in my home town. The water even reached the upper storey where I was with my father. Without hesitation my father sat on a big chest of drawers, and floating down the river reached safely the bank." "Well, and you?" asked the pianist. "I accompanied him on the piano."

A Londoner who was going to the West of England for a holiday, arrived by train at a town, and found that it was pouring. He called a porter to carry his bags to a taxi on the way out of the station, partly to make conversation and partly to get a local opinion on prospects of weather for his holiday, he asked the porter: "How long has it been raining like this?" "I don't know. Sir, I've only been here for fifteen years," was the reply.