FOOL. I  tell you.

    ISE MAN. Not if I give you a penny?

    FOOL. No.

    ISE MAN. Not if I give you two pennies.

    FOOL. You  I  tell you.

    ISE MAN. three pennies?

    FOOL. Four, and I ell you!

    ISE MAN. Very  I  call you teigue the Fool any longer.

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    FOOL. I y of angels.

    ISE MAN. Do you bring luck to too.

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    ISE MAN. hem?

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    ISE MAN. And w hen?

    FOOL. te one smells summer floall people go by, he color of burning sods.

    ISE MAN. Is it long since you eigue the Fool?

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