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[Assistant] The department wants you to make a personal report and possibly express their appreciation. When can you leave?


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[Assistant] Wherever it came from must be the U-boat base. Our job is to locate that base and if possible destroy it. What do you mean if possible? Well, it's not as easy as you think, Ward. It's like hunting for a needle in a haystack. Pretty tough assignment. Sure it is. That's why they gave it to the best submarine skipper they've got. Eh, pipe down, will you? Help yourself to milk, Ward. I'm practically your wash now. Better store away plenty of it, Ward. It's gonna be a long cruise.


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[Assistant] They'll be letting us through at the same time. Yes sir, but what about the mines? The harbor's probably full of them. Yeah, I know. But if we stay close to the propellers of that tanker, we've got an excellent chance of getting through without getting blown up.


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[Assistant] Holy mackerel. Look at those shore installations. And that harbor jammed with shipping. Boy, that looks like a grand slash.


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[Assistant] Are you ready to go? Two or three minutes, sir. I'd like to use one of them to have a word with you.


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[Assistant] And the cruisers that protect the airplane carriers. And the battleships. The dreadnoughts and super dreadnoughts. The big shots of the fleet. They're in there punching too. They're all in there doing their job, working together. I found that out, sir. It isn't one branch of the service, it's all branches. And it isn't all ships, it's men. The men behind the guns of the PT boats. And the submarines and the coast guard ships. And the mine layers and the tenders.


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[Assistant] And the tankers and the troop ships. The men that take them out. That fight their way over and land them there. That's the Navy. The United States Navy.


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[Assistant] For career kids, if you went to court once or twice, they made you a ward of the state for being uncontrollable.


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[Assistant] Once you're putting on this roundabout, it is a very hard thing to get off of, you know. You can keep coming back.


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[Assistant] Please don't open that. Sir, do not make me blow this whistle.


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[Assistant] Try and get rid of the evidence, are you? It's not gonna work, okay? I'm gonna have to give this a thorough examination. You stay right there. I'll stay exactly where I am. Thank you.


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[Assistant] What I've put together is what I call my alternative vaccine schedule. It's a way to get a baby fully vaccinated, but in a manner that spreads the shots out a little bit.


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[Assistant] Chris, I don't think there is any such research, and I actually never claimed there was. I certainly have put out there very clearly in my writings that my precautions on spreading out vaccines are theoretical.


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[Assistant] It's a theoretical benefit to kids and it's a choice that I think a lot of parents feel more comfortable about and might actually bring more parents to vaccinate if they can spread the shots out more than the regular schedule.


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[Assistant] No, he's all right. It's like this, Rand. I ain't supposed to know what messages come through the office, and I ain't supposed to talk about them, but one come through today.


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[Assistant] No, for his stepmother. They notified her first cause she's the widow.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. Note Dominey, buried at sea.


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[Assistant] So I come to you, Rad. Snug don't live to home no more. And if he did, that old woman wouldn't tell him. Somebody should tell him.


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[Assistant] Your hookah. There go your mules, your tractor, and our gal.


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[Assistant] Navy scrambles two F-18s. They reported stains in the windows and no signs of life aboard the jet. Stains. Blood.


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[Assistant] I guess you are surprised, Miss Bennet.


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[Assistant] We did greet each other very coldly yesterday.


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[Assistant] To tell you the truth, I do not think of him as my friend.


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[Assistant] His father was a very good man, and the truest friend I ever had.


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[Assistant] You see, I should have been working for the church.


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[Assistant] If this had happened I would now have a very good and valuable way of living.


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[Assistant] However, Mr. Darcy made my good fortune impossible to happen. Indeed.


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[Assistant] Yes, his father wanted me to have his property and wealth.


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[Assistant] He was my godfather and wanted to provide well for me.


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[Assistant] But after his death, his property was given elsewhere.


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[Assistant] A certain part of the will was very unclear.


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[Assistant] Or, at least, Mr. Darcy chose to make it unclear. The property was given to someone else.


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[Assistant] We are very different sort of men, me and Mr. Darcy, and he hates me.


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[Assistant] He will be, but not by me, because I remember the kindness of his father. I will never do something to hurt his family.


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[Assistant] He did much to be useful to the late Mister Darcy.


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[Assistant] He gave all his time and effort for taking care of the Pemberley property. He was also Mr Darcy's closest friend.


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[Assistant] Before my father died, Mr. Darcy promised him he would provide for me. But his son's jealousy stopped him from doing so.


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[Assistant] Since her father's death, she has lived in London. A lady takes care of her education.


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[Assistant] Lady Catherine de Bourgh and Lady Anne Darcy were sisters.


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[Assistant] Lady Catherine is on to the present Mr. Darcy.


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[Assistant] But it'll be really cold in the mountains.


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[Assistant] It's better to put a seal on it and go.


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[Assistant] We'd wrap the bread in blankets and put it in the baskets and use donkeys to take it to Cusco.


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[Assistant] Most people just suck energy from the holy walls.


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[Assistant] Machu Picchu is a place loaded with energy and we must preserve it.


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[Assistant] These places should not be over commercialized.


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[Assistant] The world is quite good, I would say. I think the world, they hit it on the head. And so it's enjoyable just to be there, right? Even though it's not the fully open world pirate thing that everyone wanted it to be. It's still an enjoyable world to get lost in, Ayla. And here's the thing that surprised me. One of the aspects of it.


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[Assistant] Upon the overly harsh reaction we all had for a long time to SMB when all these developers were doing after all this entire time was trying to get it right.


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[Assistant] Anywho, let's all celebrate this great day.


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[Assistant] While I was in Brazil, my mother died. And so did the mother of my son. Both were taken sick and died.


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[Assistant] I don't know if they'll recognize me. It's been a long time. But I must still look a bit like me. Many thanks. Bye.


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[Assistant] I've always been there for him. I've never let him down.


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[Assistant] And the whole time they kept asking, when are you coming back? When are you coming back? Well, now I'm here. We'll soon be making music again, like we always used to do when mother was still alive.


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[Assistant] At the time, when I stood in the churchyard, reading the family tombstones, I had just enough learning to be able to spell them out.


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[Assistant] As a complimentary reference to my father's exaltation to a better world.


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[Assistant] And if any one of my deceased relations had been referred to as below, I have no doubt I should have formed the worst opinions of that member of the family.


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[Assistant] Were my notions of theological positions to which my catechism bound me at all accurate? For I have a lively remembrance.


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[Assistant] Laid me under an obligation always to go through the village from our house in one particular direction, and never to vary it by turning down by the wheel rights or up by the mill.


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[Assistant] When I was old enough, I was to be apprentice to Joe.


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[Assistant] And until I could assume that dignity, I was not to be what Mrs. Joe called pomp-eyed, or, as I render it, pampered.


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[Assistant] Therefore, I was not only odd boy about the forge, but if any neighbour happened to want an extra boy to frighten birds, or pick up stones, or do any such job, I was favoured with the employment.


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[Assistant] In order, however, that our superior position might not be compromised thereby,


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[Assistant] A money box was kept on the kitchen mantel shelf, into which it was publicly made known that all my earnings were dropped. I have an impression that they were to be contributed eventually towards the liquidation of the national debt.


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[Assistant] Mr. Wopsle's great aunt kept an evening school in the village. That is to say, she was a ridiculous old woman of limited means and unlimited infirmity, who used to go to sleep from six to seven every evening, in a society of youth who paid tuppence per week each for the improving opportunity of seeing her do it.


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[Assistant] She rented a small cottage, and Mr. Wopsle had the room upstairs.


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[Assistant] Where we students used to overhear him reading aloud in a most dignified and terrific manner, and occasionally bumping on the ceiling.


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[Assistant] There was a fiction that Mr. Wopsle examined the scholars once a quarter.


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[Assistant] What he did on those occasions was to turn up his cups, stick up his hair, and give us Mark Anthony's oration over the body of Caesar. This was always followed by Colin's ode on the passions,


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[Assistant] Or in I particularly venerated Mr. Wopsle as revenge, throwing his blood-stained sword in thunder down, and taking the ward announcing trumpet with a withering look.


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[Assistant] It was not with me then, as it was in later life, when I fell into the society of the passions, and compared them with Collins and Wopsle, rather to the disadvantage of both gentlemen.


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[Assistant] Mr. Wopsle's great aunt, besides keeping this educational institution, kept, in the same room, a little general shop. She had no idea what stock she had, or what the price of anything in it was. But there was a little greasy memorandum book, kept in a drawer, which served as a catalogue of prices. And by this oracle, Biddy arranged all the shop transaction.


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[Assistant] I confess myself quite unequal to the working out of the problem what relation she was to Mr. Wopsle. She was an orphan, like myself. Like me, too, I'd been brought up by hand.


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[Assistant] She was most noticeable, I thought, in respect of her extremities, for her hair always wanted brushing, her hands always wanted washing,


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[Assistant] And more by the help of Biddy than of Mr. Wopsle's great aunt. I struggled through the alphabet, as if it had been a bramble bush.


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[Assistant] Getting considerably worried and scratched by every letter. After that, I fell among those thieves, the nine figures.


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[Assistant] Who seemed every evening to do something new to disguise themselves and battle recognition.


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[Assistant] But, at last, I began, in a purblind, groping way, to read, write, and cipher on the very smallest scale.


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[Assistant] I think it must have been a fully year after our hunt upon the marshes, for it was a long time after, and it was winter and a hard frost.


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[Assistant] With an alphabet on the half of my feet for reference, I contrived in an hour or two to print and smear this epistle. My dear Joe, I hope you are care-right. Well, I hope I shall son be humble for to teach you, Joe,


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[Assistant] There was no indispensable necessity for my communicating with Joe, by letter, inasmuch as he sat beside me, and we were alone.


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[Assistant] But I delivered this written communication, slate and all, with my own hand, and Joe received it as a miracle of erudition. "'Oi, say, people chap,' cried Joe, opening his blue eyes wide, "'what a scholar you are, aren't you?' "'I shall like to be,' said I, glancing at the slate as he held it, with a misgiving that the writing was rather hilly.


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[Assistant] I never heard Joe read aloud to any greater extent than this, monosyllable.


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[Assistant] And I had observed at church last Sunday, when I accidentally held our prayer-book upside down, that it seemed to suit his convenience quite as well, as if it had been all right. Wishing to embrace the present occasion of finding out whether in teaching Joe, I should have to begin quite at the beginning, I said, Ah, but read the rest, Joe. The rest, eh, Pip? said Joe, looking at it with a slowly searching eye.


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[Assistant] Two, three, oi, here's three J's, and three O's, and three J-O. Joe's in it, Pip." I leant over Joe, and, with the aid of my forefinger, read him the whole letter. "'Astonishing,' said Joe, when I had finished, you are a scholar." "'How do you spell gargery, Joe?'


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[Assistant] I asked him, with a modest patronage, I don't spell it at all, said Joe. But supposing you did? It can't be supposed, said Joe. Though I'm uncommon fond of reading, too. Are you, Joe? Uncommon. Give me, said Joe. A good book, or a good newspaper, I sit me down afore a good fire, and I ask no better.


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[Assistant] Lord!' he continued, after rubbing his knees a little,—'when you do come to a J, and a O, and says you, here at last is a J.O. Joe, how interesting reading is!' I derived from this last that Joe's education, like steam, was yet in its infancy. Pursuing the subject, I inquired,—'Didn't you ever go to school, Joe?'


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[Assistant] He hammered away at my mother, most unmerciful. It were almost the only hammering he did indeed, excepten at myself.


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[Assistant] And he hammered at me with a wigger only to be equaled by the wigger with which he didn't hammer at his anvil. You're listening and understand him, Pip. Yes, Joe. Consequence. My mother and me, we ran away from my father several times. And then my mother, she'd go out to work, and she'd say, Joe? She'd say, now please, God, you shall have some schooling, child. And she put me to school.


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[Assistant] So we come in a most tremendous crowd, And make such a row at the doors of the houses where we was.


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[Assistant] And they used to be obligated to have no more to do with us, and to give us up to him. And then he took us home, and hammered us.


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[Assistant] Pausing in his meditative raking of the fire and looking at me were a drawback on my learning. Certainly, poor Joe. Though, mind you, Pip.


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[Assistant] Said Joe, with a judicial touch or two of the poker on the top bar, rendering unto all there do.


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[Assistant] And maintain an equal justice betwixt man and man. My father were that good in his heart. Don't you see?" I didn't see, but I didn't say so. Well, Joe pursued, somebody must keep the pot a-biling, Pip, or the pot won't bile, don't you know? I saw that, and said so.


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[Assistant] My father didn't make objections to my going to work, so I went to work, to work, at my present calling, which was his too, if you would have followed it.


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[Assistant] And I worked tolerable hard, I assure you, Pip. In time I were able to keep him, and I kept him till he went off in a purple leptic fit.


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[Assistant] And it were my intentions to have had put upon his tombstone, the watsome air, the failings on his part. Remember, reader, he were that good in his art.


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[Assistant] Joe recited this couplet with such manifest pride and careful perspicuity that I asked him if he had made it himself. I made it, said Joe, my own self. I made it in a moment.


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[Assistant] It was like striking out a horseshoe, complete in a single blow. I never was so much surprised in all my life. Couldn't credit my own head. To tell you the truth, hardly believed it were my own head. As I was saying, Pip, it were my intentions to have had it cut over him. Poetry costs money, cut it how you will, small or large, and it were not done. Not to mention bearers.


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[Assistant] All the money that could be spared or wanted for my mother. She were in poor health and quite broke. She weren't long of following.


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[Assistant] Poor soul. And her share of peace come round at last.


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[Assistant] Joe's blue eyes turned a little watery. He rubbed, first one of them, and then the other, in a most uncongenial and uncomfortable manner, with the round knob on the top of the poker. It were but lonesome then, said Joe, living here alone, and I got acquainted with your sister.


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[Assistant] Joe looked firmly at me, as if he knew I was not going to agree with him. Your sister is a fine figure of a woman.


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[Assistant] I could not help looking at the fire in an obvious state of doubt.


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[Assistant] Whatever family opinions, or whatever the world's opinions on that subject may be, Pip, your sister is.


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[Assistant] Joe tapped the top bar with the poker after every word following, a fine figure of a woman. I could think of nothing better to say than, I'm glad you think so, Joe. So am I. Returned Joe, catching me up, I am glad I think so, Pip. A little redness, or a little matter of bone here or there, what does it signify to me? I sagaciously observed.


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[Assistant] If it didn't signify to him, to whom did it signify? Certainly, assented Joe. That's it. You're right, old chap, when I got acquainted with your sister.


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[Assistant] It was a talk how she was bringing you up by hand. Very kind of her, too, all the folks said, and I said, along with all the folks, as to you.


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[Assistant] Joe pursued with a countenance expressive of seeing something very nasty indeed. If you could have been aware how small and flabby and mean you was, dear me, you'd have formed the most contemptible opinion of yourself. Not exactly relishing this, I said, never mind me, Joe, but I did mind you, Pip. He returned, with tender simplicity, when I offered to your sister to keep company.


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[Assistant] And to be asked in church at such times as she was willing, and ready to come to the forge, I said to her, And bring the poor little child. God bless the poor little child. I said to your sister, There's room for him at the forge. I broke out crying, and begging pardon, and hugged Joe round the neck, who dropped the poker to hug me, and to say, Ever the best of friends and tospip, don't cry, old chap,


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[Assistant] And I tell you beforehand, I'm an awful dull, most awful dull. Mrs. Joe mustn't see too much of what we're up to. It must be done, as I may say, on the sly. And why on the sly? I'll tell you why, Pip." He had taken up the poker again.


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[Assistant] That Joe had divorced her in favour of the lords of the admiralty, or treasury. Given to government, said Joe, which I mean to say, the government of you and myself. Oh, and she ant over partial to having scholars on the premises, Joe continued, and in particular


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[Assistant] Would not be over partial to my being a scholar, for fear as I might rise, like a sort of rebel, don't you see? I was going to retort with an enquiry, and had got as far as, Why? when Joe stopped me. Stay a bit. I know what you are going to say, Pip. Stay a bit.


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[Assistant] I don't deny that your sister comes the mogul over us, down and again. I don't deny that she do throw us backfalls, and that she do drop down upon us heavy.


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[Assistant] Joe pronounced this word as if it began with at least twelve capital B's. Why don't I rise? That were your observations when I broke it off, Pip. Yes, Joe. Well, said Joe.


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[Assistant] And I had no hope of him whenever he took to that placid occupation. Your sister's a master mind. A master mind. What's that? I asked, in some hope of bringing him to a stand.


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[Assistant] But Joe was readier with his definition than I had expected.


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[Assistant] And I ain't a master mind," Joe resumed, when he had unfixed his look and got back to his whisker.


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[Assistant] And this I want to say, very serious to you, old chap. I see so much in my poor mother.


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[Assistant] And I'd for rather of the two go wrong the other way, and be a little ill-convenienced myself. I wish it was only me that got put out, Pip. I wish there weren't no tickler for you, old chap. I wish I could take it all on myself. But this is the up and down and straight on it, Pip, and I hope you'll overlook shortcomings." Young as I was.


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[Assistant] We were equals afterwards, as we had been before.


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[Assistant] I had a new sensation of feeling conscious that I was looking up to Joe in my heart. However, said Joe, rising to replenish the fire, here's the Dutch clerk, a-working himself up to being equal to strike eight of them, and she's not come home yet.


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[Assistant] I hope Uncle Pumblechook's mare mayn't have set her forefoot on a piece of ice and gone down.


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[Assistant] To assist him in buying such household stuffs and goods has required a woman's judgment.


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[Assistant] Uncle Pumblechook being a bachelor, and proposing no confidences in his domestic servant. This was market day, and Mr. Joe was out on one of these expeditions. Joe made the fire, and swept the hearth, and then we went to the door to listen for the chaise-cart. It was a dry, cold night, and the wind blew keenly, and the frost was white and hard. A man could die tonight of lying out on the marshes, I thought. And then I looked at the stars.


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[Assistant] It would be for a man to turn his face up to them as he froze to death.


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[Assistant] And see no help or pity in all the glittering multitude. Here comes the Mayor, said Joe, ringing like a peal of bells. The sound of her iron shoes upon the hard road was quite musical, as she came along in a much brisker trot than usual.


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[Assistant] We got a chair out, ready for Mrs. Joe's alighting, and stirred up the fire that they might see a bright window, and took a final survey of the kitchen that nothing might be out of its place.


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[Assistant] When we had completed these preparations, they drove up, rapt to the eyes. Mrs. Joe was soon landed, and Uncle Pumblechook was soon down too, covering the mare with a cloth.


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[Assistant] And we were soon all in the kitchen carrying so much cold air in with us that it seemed to drive all the heat out of the fire.


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[Assistant] Said Mrs. Joe, unwrapping herself with haste and excitement, and throwing her bonnet back on her shoulders, where it hung by the strings. If this boy aren't grateful this night, he never will be. I looked as grateful as any boy possibly could, who was wholly uninformed why he ought to assume that expression. It's only to be hoped, said my sister, that he won't be pompied. But I have my fears.


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[Assistant] And in that line, mum," said Mr. Pumblechook, she knows better.


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[Assistant] I looked at Joe, making the motion with my lips and eyebrows. She? Joe looked at me, making the motion with his lips and eyebrows. She? My sister catching him in the act, he drew the back of his hand across his nose.


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[Assistant] With his usual conciliatory air on such occasions, and looked at her. Well? said my sister in her snappish way. What are you staring at? Is the house afire? Why, it's, uh, some individual, Joe politely hinted, mentioned she. And she is a she, I suppose? said my sister. Unless you call Miss Havisham a he. And I doubt if even you'll go so far as that.


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[Assistant] Miss Havisham, up-town?" said Joe. Is there any Miss Havisham down-town? returned my sister. She wants this boy to go and play there, and of course he's going, and he had better play there, said my sister.


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[Assistant] Shaking her head at me as an encouragement to be extremely light and sportive, or I'll work him. I had heard of Miss Havisham Uptown. Everybody for miles round had heard of Miss Havisham Uptown, as an immensely rich and grim lady, who lived in a large and dismal house, barricaded against robbers, and who led a life of seclusion. Well, to be sure, said Joe astounded.


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[Assistant] I wonder how she come to know Pip. Noodle, cried my sister, who said she knew him. Which some individual, Joe again politely hinted, mentioned that she wanted him to go and play there.


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[Assistant] Which I solemnly declare I was not doing. That I have for ever been a willing slave to. Good again! cried Uncle Pumblechook.


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[Assistant] Well put, ha-ha, prettily pointed. Good indeed. Now, Joseph, you know the case. No, Joseph," said my sister, still in a reproachful manner.


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[Assistant] While Joe apologetically drew the back of his hand across and across his nose, you do not yet, though you may not think it, know the case. You may consider that you do, but you do not, Joseph.


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[Assistant] cried my sister, casting off her bonnet in sudden desperation. Here I stand, talking to mere moon-calfs, with Uncle Pumblechook waiting, and the Mayor catching cold at the door.


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[Assistant] And the boy grimed with crock and dirt from the hair of his head to the sole of his foot. With that she pounced upon me, like an eagle on a lamb.


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[Assistant] And my face was squeezed into wooden bowls and sinks, and my head was put under taps of water-bats, and I was soaked and kneaded and toweled and thumped and harrowed and rasped, until I really was quite beside myself. I may hear a mark.


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[Assistant] That I suppose myself to be better acquainted than any living authority with the ridgy effect of a wedding ring passing unsympathetically over the human countenance. When my ablutions were completed, I was put into clean linen of the stiffest character, like a young penitent into sackcloth, and was trussed up in my tightest and fearfullest suit. I was then delivered over to Mr. Pumblechook, who formally received me as if he were the sheriff.


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[Assistant] Boy, be forever grateful to all friends, but especially unto them which brought you up by hand. Good-bye, Joe. God bless you, Pip, old chap.


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[Assistant] I had never parted from him before. And what with my feelings, and what with soap-sands, I could at first see no stars from the chaise carte. But they twinkled out, one by one, without throwing any light on the questions why on earth I was going to play at Miscavisham's, and what on earth I was expected to play at.


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[Assistant] Mr. Collins spent a week making plans of marriage and love.


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[Assistant] Then he returned to his house at Hunsford in Kent to prepare the house to welcome his bride. Their wedding day had been fixed.


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[Assistant] The following Monday, Mrs. Bennet received her brother and his wife.


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[Assistant] They had come from London to spend Christmas at Longbourn.


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[Assistant] Mr. Gardner was a gentle man, quite above his sister in nature, as well as in education.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Gardner, who was several years younger than Mrs. Bennet, was an intelligent and well-mannered woman. She was a great favorite with all her nieces.


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[Assistant] Between Jane and Elizabeth and her, there was a very strong regard.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Gardner began their visit by giving out her presents.


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[Assistant] She explained that they had been wronged since she last saw her sister.


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[Assistant] But Lizzy, oh sister, I don't agree that she should not be Mr. Collins's wife. I'm quite sad that she refused him.


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[Assistant] Now Lady Lucas's daughter will be married before I have any of my daughters married. Also, the future of our property is still in danger. However, I'm glad that you have come. It is a great comfort to me.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Gardner already knew of the situation from Jane and Elizabeth's letters to her.


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[Assistant] She gave her sister a quiet answer and decided to turn the conversation to other things.


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[Assistant] Maybe we can convince her to go back to London with us.


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[Assistant] A change of place might do her a world of good.


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[Assistant] Elizabeth was quite pleased with this idea, and Jane happily accepted her aunt's invitation.


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[Assistant] No sooner had the gardeners left with Jane than Mr. Collins returned. But he decided to stay with the Lucas's. The wedding day was set for Thursday.


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[Assistant] And on Wednesday, Miss Lucas came for her goodbye visit.


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[Assistant] When she stood up to go, Elizabeth accompanied her out of the room.


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[Assistant] Promise me you will come and see me at Hunsford, Charlotte asked.


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[Assistant] My father and sister are coming in March. Will you think about joining them?


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[Assistant] Elizabeth could not refuse, though she did not see much pleasure in the visit.


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[Assistant] The wedding took place as planned then the couple set off for Kent from the church door. Elizabeth soon received a letter from her friend. Charlotte was living comfortably.


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[Assistant] She liked the furniture, the house and neighborhood very much. And Lady Catherine's behavior was most friendly.


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[Assistant] Jane had also written to say that she had arrived safely in London.


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[Assistant] She had also written to Miss Caroline Bingley to tell her that she was there.


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[Assistant] Four weeks passed and Jane wrote that she still had seen nothing of Mr. Bingley or his sister.


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[Assistant] After two more weeks, Ms. Bingley finally appeared.


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[Assistant] But it was clear that she did not even want to make the visit. She apologized for not calling before.


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[Assistant] But she did not say that she wished to see Jane again. She said that her brother knew that Jane was in town


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[Assistant] Then she added that it was not likely that Mr. Darcy would ever return to Netherfield. He planned to give up the house he had rented there. This letter hurt Elizabeth.


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[Assistant] But she felt better knowing that Jane would no longer be fooled by Caroline at least. As for Bingley, she decided that since his character was so weak, it was best for Jane not to see him anymore.


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[Assistant] In March, Elizabeth was set to accompany Sir William and his second daughter Maria to Hunsford. She began to look forward to the journey.


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[Assistant] She would be able to see Jane as she was going to spend a night at the gardener's house in Grace Church Street in London.


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[Assistant] The journey to London was only 24 miles, and they began early so as to arrive by noon.


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[Assistant] Elizabeth was pleased to see that Jane was looking as healthy and lovely as ever. The day passed most pleasantly.


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[Assistant] The afternoon was spent shopping and the evening at the theater.


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[Assistant] Later that night, Elizabeth's uncle and aunt invited her to accompany them to the Lake District in the summer. She readily and gratefully accepted.


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[Assistant] The next day, when they left the main road for the road to Hunsford,


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[Assistant] They came upon the home of Lady Catherine de Beauur.


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[Assistant] The church's house also soon came into sight.


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[Assistant] The house had green windows and rows of bushes along the garden. Mr Collins and Charlotte appeared at the door.


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[Assistant] Soon they were all out in the garden celebrating the sight of one another.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Collins welcomed Elizabeth warmly, and Elizabeth was glad at having come.


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[Assistant] She noted immediately that her cousin's manners were not changed even after his marriage. When he talked about the good build of his house, all its history and its furniture, she felt that he spoke particularly to her.


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[Assistant] It appeared that he wished to make her feel. She had lost much in refusing his offer.


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[Assistant] He told them they were very lucky to have an invitation to dine there the next day.


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[Assistant] Mr. Collins spent the whole day talking about their planned visit to Rosings.


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[Assistant] He instructed them about what to expect so that they would not be frightened by the richness of so many rooms, so many servants, and so wonderful a dinner.


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[Assistant] While they were dressing, he came two or three times to their different doors to tell them to hurry and be on time.


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[Assistant] He explained that Lady Catherine did not like to have to wait for her dinner.


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[Assistant] Mr. Collins' stories frightened poor little Maria Lucas and made her feel quite nervous.


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[Assistant] As the weather was fine, they had a nice and pleasant walk across the park.


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[Assistant] But when they started to walk up the steps to Rosings, only Elizabeth was able to be unafraid.


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[Assistant] They were met at the entrance hall by a servant, and he led them to the room where Lady Catherine was sitting. Her ladyship proudly stood up to receive them.


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[Assistant] Sir William bowed very low and sat down without saying a word.


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[Assistant] His daughter Maria was terribly frightened and sat on the edge of her chair, not knowing which way to look.


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[Assistant] Elizabeth found herself quite prepared for the dinner.


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[Assistant] Lady Catherine was a tall, large woman with strong features. She was very serious and harsh.


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[Assistant] Her manner of receiving her visitors seemed for the purpose of making her guests remember their low position in society when compared to hers.


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[Assistant] She spoke so powerfully that it showed her self-importance.


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[Assistant] The dinner was set very beautifully and there were all the servants and all the variety of dishes that Mr. Collins had talked about.


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[Assistant] He took his seat at the bottom of the table, as Lady Catherine wished for him to do. He looked as if life could not be anything greater.


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[Assistant] He praised every dish he ate, and Sir William repeated everything his son in law said.


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[Assistant] Elizabeth began to wonder how Lady Catherine could bear Mr. Collins's manner.


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[Assistant] But Lady Catherine seemed grateful for their strong praise, and she replied by giving warm smiles.


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[Assistant] When the ladies left for the living room, Lady Catherine talked without any break until the coffee arrived.


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[Assistant] She asked Elizabeth a variety of questions as she knew little about her.


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[Assistant] She asked how many sisters she had, whether any of them were married, whether they were beautiful, what carriage her father kept, and what had been her mother's unmarried name. Elizabeth felt that these questions were very rude, but she answered them politely. When the time came for them to leave, Mrs. Collins was offered a horse carriage. She gratefully accepted it.


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[Assistant] With many words of thanks and with many bows from Sir William, they left.


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[Assistant] Evening papers. Get the evening paper here. Evening paper.


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[Assistant] Uh, my first question, I think is the question, is on everyone's lips. Does Bill Belichick know that you're doing this right now?


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[Assistant] A little bit. This game is called For Honor. Are you as competitive playing video games as you are playing football?


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[Assistant] The man who took the bundle knew its contents. He must have followed you from the laundry.


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[Assistant] All right, on your feet. You too. Come on, get going. Stand over against the wall.


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[Assistant] Brand new. Too bad you won't be able to wear it longer. Enough funny business when you throw it.


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[Assistant] But I'll drive you there if you can still buy taxis on time. I'm going back to my hack. And I'm going back to my job in Wall Street.


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[Assistant] No. A fine blast in Marty Mitchell's column, Broadwailing. Listen to this.


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[Assistant] Maybe he was trying to dazzle Barbara Drew, the twice married heiress whose pappy owns his own bank.


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[Assistant] Monty is proving a joy to the bored smart set and the so-called pals who surround him in a solid ivory tower. A fool and his money are soon parted. So long, chum.


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[Assistant] So called pals, that's us. I think I'll take a sock at that, Mitchell. Oh, it's a nasty article, all right, but Marty had it coming to him. I think we ought to quit. Yeah, I agree with you, Hack.


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[Assistant] Drew's bank is on the ragged edge. It's liable to fold any minute. When they close their doors today, they may not open up tomorrow. You really think so? Yes.


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[Assistant] Did you or did you not ask me to go out to Belmont Park at 5 a.m. this morning and clock, no, and clock a certain filly by the name of Black Magic? I did. But you didn't tell me that you'd already bought her for 20 grand and entered her in the second race at Belmont today. Hmm.


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[Assistant] If Hay was selling at five cents a ton, and Black Magic had an appetite like a canary, she wouldn't be worth feeding. Oh, but that's awful. I bet five thousand dollars on her. You must be kidding. If she runs in that race today,


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[Assistant] And after today, we'll be out another five grand. My department's been in existence one week and we ain't got a dollar's profit to share.


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[Assistant] No, we wouldn't be interested in a spreading lifelike. We don't want publicity for the show. That would be like photographing a dead horse.


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[Assistant] Peggy's wise too. You're headed for trouble. That Trixie's loaded with dynamite.


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[Assistant] Would you mind telling me what this is all about? You don't know? No I don't know.


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[Assistant] Have you ever found yourself stuck in life's difficulties, facing problems where you have no control but only wait for luck and faith to work?


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[Assistant] Quite unbelievable, right? I know we should all believe in hard work. And we do.


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[Assistant] We work hard and wait for the result to come. But have you wondered what if all of those hard work pays off quickly? Well, look no further, since your answers may be found in this interesting video.


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[Assistant] You'll be amazed by the Neville Goddard technique's unbelievable power. It's one of the quickest and most effective methods of manifesting our goals.


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[Assistant] The best thing is that it works immediately, so you won't have to wait days or weeks to see the effects.


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[Assistant] If you use this method tonight and concentrate on your manifestation, you would notice the effects the next morning.


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[Assistant] Even though it seems almost too good to be true, many individuals witness its effectiveness.


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[Assistant] So give it a try, and you'll be surprised at what you can do with this effective technique.


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[Assistant] Our subconscious mind plays a vital role in the process of manifestation. It acts as a powerful ally that helps us attract and shape the reality we desire.


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[Assistant] Deep impressions are formed when we repeatedly concentrate on our specific desires and goals.


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[Assistant] These focused thoughts create a strong imprint on our subconscious, like planting seeds in fertile soil. When our beliefs are in harmony with our desires, the subconscious mind becomes more receptive to the idea of manifestation.


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[Assistant] It's like having all the gears of a machine perfectly synchronized for smooth functioning.


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[Assistant] Understanding and utilizing the power of our subconscious mind is important in the art of manifestation.


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[Assistant] By working in harmony with it through focus, belief alignment, emotional connection, and positivity, we unlock the potential to create the world we truly desire. I myself have experienced the result of this technique.


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[Assistant] If I couldn't pay on time, I might have been kicked out of the house.


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[Assistant] One of my very close friends, who actually is one of the most spiritual people I have ever met in my life, suggested using this technique. Like many of you, I was skeptical.


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[Assistant] I can understand that it is difficult to believe what I am saying right now, but I thought of giving it a try. I was short on rent.


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[Assistant] So my trying this technique was not a loss at all. And I decided to give my complete faith and believe in this technique.


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[Assistant] That night after doing the visualization and affirming I have money, I have paid my rent. I am happy. I went to sleep happy. Without any pressure, I did not worry about anything.


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[Assistant] And with that unwavering faith, I went to bed.


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[Assistant] You would not believe what I saw early in the morning when I checked my phone. I got money from one of my clients, which was stuck for like two years. I had given up that I will never get that money. And that is when I start believing in this technique. After that, I paid my rent. Everything went smoothly. We both were happy. Me and my landlord.


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[Assistant] One of the main teachings of Neville is that while living in the end and imagining our desires coming true is a powerful manifestation technique,


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[Assistant] There are moments when we might catch ourselves having doubts or being negative.


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[Assistant] In those instances, we become aware of these negative thoughts and emotions, allowing us to correct our thinking and redirect our focus back to positive intentions. So, it's essential to combine the practice of living in the end with being mindful of any doubts or negativity that arise.


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[Assistant] As it helps us to maintain a more focused and empowered state of mind for successful manifestation.


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[Assistant] Manifesting before bedtime is a powerful technique because our subconscious mind is highly receptive during sleep.


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[Assistant] Start by reflecting on the positive aspects of your day and feel grateful for what you have experienced.


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[Assistant] Then, clearly define your manifestation goal or desire in great detail.


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[Assistant] Imagine it as if it has already happened and immerse yourself in the feeling of living in the reality of your desire.


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[Assistant] By doing this practice regularly, you are tapping into the incredible power of your subconscious mind to bring your desires into reality.


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[Assistant] With consistency and belief in the process, you can enhance the manifestation of your desires.


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[Assistant] The manifestation process must first be mentally organized for it to be successful.


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[Assistant] Our manifestations are more powerful and efficient when our minds are clear and concentrated. It's important to take our time and carefully clarify our goals for manifestation before anything else.


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[Assistant] Our thoughts can easily focus on achieving the desired result if we are clear and detailed about our goals. It's also important to believe in the power of manifestation.


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[Assistant] Believing in the universe's help and the natural law of attraction encourages us to remain positive and ready to receive the manifestations we want.


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[Assistant] A clear mind, along with an understanding of our goals, strong trust in us and faith in the force of manifestation, forms a solid foundation for successful manifestation.


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[Assistant] We empower ourselves to materialize our ideas and create the reality we truly want when we accept these elements. Believing in our ability to manifest is a crucial step in the manifestation process.


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[Assistant] Whether big or small, we should celebrate these manifestations because they help strengthen our belief in the power of manifestation. Expressing gratitude is another vital aspect.


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[Assistant] We should continue to be thankful, not only for the manifestations we've received, but also for the ones that are still on their way.


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[Assistant] Gratitude brings a positive energy that connects us with the abundance of the universe.


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[Assistant] By recognizing our manifestations, celebrating even the tiniest victories, and expressing sincere gratitude, we can enhance our faith in our manifesting abilities, believing in ourselves and the manifestation process


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[Assistant] will empower us to continue manifesting more of our desires and creating the reality we truly want.


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[Assistant] Before going to bed, it's important to be aware of the ideas that are running through your head. Take some time to consider what kinds of ideas you have before going to bed. If you detect any negative or restricting ideas, address them and let them go.


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[Assistant] Negative ideas must be deleted from the mind intentionally.


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[Assistant] Instead, focus on positive and motivating ideas that are in line with your goals.


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[Assistant] By doing so, you make room for more creative and empowering thoughts that will help your manifestation process. The goal is to approach night time with a clear and optimistic mind. You can fully commit yourself to your manifestation objectives if you clear your thoughts of negativity.


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[Assistant] This technique helps you to focus your energy and attention on what you want to achieve in your life, increasing the chance of success. To achieve the success of this strategy, it is important to address any negative thoughts before going to bed. This is because our subconscious mind is quite active when we sleep


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[Assistant] And the ideas we carry with us may have a tremendous influence on our experiences.


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[Assistant] If we go to bed with a negative mindset, we may unintentionally attract unwanted events into our life. As a result, it's important to spend some time before night dealing with and removing any negative ideas or feelings.


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[Assistant] Clearing our minds of negativity before going to bed confirms that we are in equilibrium with the good energy important for successful manifestations. Tonight, when you go to bed, think positively about what you want to achieve. Truly believe that it has already happened.


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[Assistant] This powerful manifestation technique can help you attract your desires and fulfill your needs. Have faith in the process as you enjoy the experience of manifesting.


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[Assistant] The next morning, Roland took the witches and other related personnel out of the city.


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[Assistant] They went to a place located in the north of the city wall near the misty forest to conduct a magic power test for breeze, iffy and soft feathers.


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[Assistant] Nightingale, Wendy, Carter, and Ironaxe tagged along.


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[Assistant] The First Army sealed off the grasslands nearby and Leaf guarded the forest. Softfeathers was the first to take the test.


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[Assistant] She had long, brownish-red hair with bangs just nicely covering her eyebrows and looked as tall as Honey, who was at most 1.4 meters in height.


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[Assistant] Around the age of 16, she had already been awakened for four years, which was quite early among witches.


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[Assistant] It meant she had experienced the demonic torture four times.


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[Assistant] As a result, she had much more magic power than most of the young witches.


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[Assistant] The amount of her power was about half of the amount Anna possessed before her adulthood.


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[Assistant] Soft Feathers turned out to be very skillful in controlling her magic.


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[Assistant] She could turn an entire object into something very sticky or precisely make one side or a spot sticky.


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[Assistant] Soft Feathers did this without consuming much of her power.


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[Assistant] Nightingale could hardly notice any changes in her power during the test. How long can this object stay sticky? Roland asked.


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[Assistant] If I use all my power to make one stone adhere to another, it'll last for decades. She answered and then further explained, but I've never tried that.


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[Assistant] A little satisfaction could be seen on her expressionless face when she was talking about her accomplishment.


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[Assistant] During a high tide, there was an armpit crack in a section of the wall on Sleeping Island.


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[Assistant] As Lotus was not there, I immediately turned the cracksticky and filled it up with linen and pebbles to seal the break.


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[Assistant] Otherwise, the wall couldn't have sustained the shock of the waves. She finished.


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[Assistant] Listening to her, Roland somehow felt that she was asking for praise. Great job, he said while nodding.


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[Assistant] Soft feathers quickly turned calm after she was recognized.


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[Assistant] From her words and actions, it was hard to tell that she was an underage child.


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[Assistant] Unlike other children, she was used to concealing her feelings. It may be caused by her past.


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[Assistant] To make up for it, you must fully enjoy your stay here in the city of Neverwinter.


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[Assistant] If you need anything, you can ask Wendy for help, roll an explain with a smile.


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[Assistant] Breeze was about 25 years old, a little older than Nightingale.


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[Assistant] She brought comfort and happiness to the people around her, like a spring breeze. No one would guess she was actually a combat witch. Her power was called field control.


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[Assistant] She could control the bodies of anyone within five meters.


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[Assistant] Her ability was of no use when facing long distance attacks, such as crossbow bolts and spear throwers.


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[Assistant] However, she remained almost invincible in any close combat.


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[Assistant] As an ability of summoning type, it would also be affected by the godstone of retaliation.


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[Assistant] She could summon the field control over ten times a day, and each time she would only use half of her magic power.


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[Assistant] While performing it, she would not be hindered from freely moving around either.


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[Assistant] The field control was invisible to naked eyes, which made it extremely hard for the enemies to defend themselves from their surprise attacks.


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[Assistant] Once she got within 5 meters of her enemies, she would have the full control of the situation.


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[Assistant] Obviously, it was an excellent ability to observe demons in the short distance. The last witch to take the test was iffy.


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[Assistant] She seemed to be around 20 years old, lean and fit, and wearing a tight black leather outfit with knee-high boots.


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[Assistant] Her waist length, chestnut brown hair looks shiny in the sunlight.


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[Assistant] Ify did not know that Tilly chose her to come to the western region because she possessed an indispensable skill to capture demons with her magic cage.


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[Assistant] This meant, even if she captured an elephant, she could also easily carry it back to the city of Neverwinter.


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[Assistant] As the magic cage ability was crucial to the success of his plan, Roland carefully asked all the details about her ability. What's the biggest thing we can capture?


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[Assistant] No, even Ashes can't get out of it unless I release her, if he explained. Ah.


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[Assistant] I've heard that she's evolved and can transform into a strong monster.


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[Assistant] If you witness that even something like her can't get out of my trap, you won't worry about my ability anymore.


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[Assistant] Roland could not help but agree with her since the monster Maggie transformed into was just like the Mount of Demons, which the witches would probably encounter in their quest to capture them.


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[Assistant] After thinking for a while, Roland nodded at Nightingale and said,


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[Assistant] Maggie and Lightning would fly over the Misty Forest when they were not on patrol.


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[Assistant] Guided by leaf, they could both have fun and eat delicious food, such as picking tasty bird beak mushrooms and taking eggs from birds' nests in the forest.


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[Assistant] Because of all the treats, when Maggie was turned into a pigeon, she now was as big as a bald eagle.


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[Assistant] However, when she transformed back into her real self, she was still a little girl with very long white hair. Soon, they appeared in the sky.


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[Assistant] Maggie landed on the prince's head as usual and said, Maggie is here. Coo! What can I do for you?


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[Assistant] She instantly changed into a huge bird and obscured the sun.


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[Assistant] Looking at her, Roland somehow felt her monstrous bird form now seemed much bigger in size than the initial one she had during her first evolvement. Let's begin, he said to Ify.


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[Assistant] If he sneered with a flicker of contempt in her eyes.


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[Assistant] She opened her right hand, spreading all the five fingers.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, a dozen of purple light beams immediately appeared over Maggie's head and swiftly formed a sphere trapping Maggie inside.


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[Assistant] The cage bars were not very thick, but they were so stagnant that no matter how hard Maggie tried to bite or scratch them, she could not free herself.


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[Assistant] Ify controlled the cage with great ease and seemed to be able to capture a demon with her left hand at the same time.


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[Assistant] When Roland was about to tell her to stop the test, Ify suddenly squeezed her right hand into a fist.


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[Assistant] The cage instantly contracted to tie up Maggie tightly, making her scream in pain.


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[Assistant] Hearing so many complaints, Ify twitched her lips and raised her right hand. The cage was gone and Maggie fell onto the ground. Damn you. A fast flying golden figure lunged at Ify. It was lightning.


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[Assistant] However, just as she raised her fist, the magic cage locked her inside.


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[Assistant] It was impossible for her to touch Ify even though she was only an arm's length away. Get out of here. This is none of your business.


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[Assistant] If he angrily tossed the cage away, sending it tumbling over and over on the ground,


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[Assistant] The sharp slap left everyone stunned, especially Ify.


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[Assistant] She did not bother to cover her red cheek, staring at Roland in disbelief.


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[Assistant] After a while, she slowly lowered herself on one knee and said, Pardon me for my lack of manners, your majesty. Roland was also surprised by himself.


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[Assistant] He had been reluctant to slap a girl, but seeing Maggie fall onto the ground, he had burst into anger and stepped forward uncontrollably as if witnessing his own daughter being bullied by some mean, naughty kid.


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[Assistant] Your Majesty, her potential will explode during a crisis, giving her much greater strength. I just want you to have accurate test results.


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[Assistant] If he said in a cold voice as if it was simply something trivial.


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[Assistant] It seems that even an evolved non-combat witch still can't compete with a combat witch. Roland was speechless in shock.


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[Assistant] What made Ify think that it was reasonable to hurt her own kind just to get the test results? What kind of environment had she lived in?


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[Assistant] He then turned and looked toward Wendy carrying the white haired girl in her arms. How's she doing? He asked. She's all right.


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[Assistant] She's not heavily injured except for some reddening welts and swelling, Wendy answered.


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[Assistant] Maggie buried her head into Wendy's arms, sounding rather grieved.


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[Assistant] Relax, your majesty, if he said plainly, I'm always aware of how much power I use.


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[Assistant] Iffy opened her mouth in surprise and blushed with embarrassment. I'm sorry, your majesty now, not me. Apologize to Maggie.


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[Assistant] She bit her lip and lowered her head without saying a word.


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[Assistant] Looking at Ify who was insisting on not apologizing to Maggie, Roland felt so annoyed he wanted to laugh.


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[Assistant] It looked like the situation on Sleeping Island was worse than he had imagined.


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[Assistant] If the Bloodfang Association witches dared to behave like this in the territory of a lord, they must be even more arrogant on Sleeping Island. Roland now found himself in an awkward situation.


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[Assistant] He could neither change Ify's attitude towards non-combat witches, nor send her back to Sleeping Island.


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[Assistant] He believed that no matter how hard he punished Ify, she would never see anything wrong with her own deeds and attitude.


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[Assistant] If he simply punished her and asked her to go back, he would lose Tilly's trust because he would fail to solve the problem for Sleeping Island.


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[Assistant] He had promised Tilly that she could always count on him with any problem.


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[Assistant] He would have to break her pride of her power in order for her to realize her fault.


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[Assistant] You think you're more powerful than the non-combat witches, so you can despise them? Roland asked in a cold, hard voice. You're not that strong. Hearing this, Ify promptly looked up at him defiantly.


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[Assistant] You think combat witches are superior to assistant witches because you're the ones who can protect your kind, right? Roland said, this is ridiculous. You can't win a fight entirely by yourself. Ify frowned tightly and looked angry.


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[Assistant] Your majesty, do you mean to say that a non-combat witch can defeat me? Yes, you don't believe it. Roland sneered.


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[Assistant] Most witches in the witch union could easily defeat you, even if they've never used their power in a fight.


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[Assistant] He looked at lightning who was standing aside, startled by his words at first. She quickly understood and nodded to him. That's just your imagination.


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[Assistant] Okay, how about a duel between you and Maggie? He said in a deep voice.


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[Assistant] She'll show you why you should never look down upon the assistant witches. What? Ifes eyes widen in surprise. You mean a fight between me and the dumb pigeon?


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[Assistant] The duel is set for tomorrow. Roland said each word slowly. You'll see that you're not as strong as you think.


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[Assistant] Returning to their place, they saw lunch awaiting on the table in the living room.


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[Assistant] She climbed up to sit on a stool and took a dish of roasted mushrooms, saying, Hey, do you have to do this?


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[Assistant] Lady Heidi asked us to confirm the situation here, but she never told you to irritate the Lord. It's an exciting opportunity, if he said. Really? Softfeathers asked with great interest. That's why you're doing this.


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[Assistant] If he turned and stared at soft feathers coldly until the little girl dropped her head and mumbled, Fine, forget about it.


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[Assistant] Ever since a group of sleeping island witches had come back from the western region, the atmosphere was bad for the Bloodfang Association.


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[Assistant] According to the returning witches, Lady Tilly's elder brother had built a domain where witches could live like ordinary people and even the assistant witches were well treated.


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[Assistant] This story had made the useless assistant witches on Sleeping Island very excited.


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[Assistant] Lady Heidi thought that it was Tilly who made up this story to gain the support of the many assistant witches.


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[Assistant] A lord would naturally value combat witches more. They could conquer and bring lands and power to him.


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[Assistant] During today's test however, Ify was really surprised to find that this lord seemed to treat all the witches equally, but it was not what surprised her the most. She was most surprised by Maggie.


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[Assistant] On Sleeping Island, Maggie was just a pet, a dispensable role. Seeing Maggie, if he was full of anger and jealousy.


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[Assistant] Ify thought it was a betrayal that Maggie had left Sleeping Island and was living happily together with the witches here. This was the real reason Ify had targeted Maggie. However, things had really gotten out of her control.


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[Assistant] She still found it hard to believe that His Majesty had made such a ridiculous suggestion and arranged a duel between her and a pigeon. She had to accept it.


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[Assistant] After all, getting information about the western region was one of her tasks here.


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[Assistant] Another task was to attract the Lord's attention by showing her value and ability.


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[Assistant] She was confident that she could make it clear to his majesty that there was a huge gap between the combat witches and the weak assistant witches.


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[Assistant] It was twilight when Roland returned to the castle with the duel affairs settled. Do you really think Maggie will win?


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[Assistant] Nightingale appeared behind Roland the moment he stepped into the office. What are you worried about?


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[Assistant] You know that she's been learning marksmanship all this time from Lightning, your own apprentice, Consoled Roland.


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[Assistant] She's brave enough, and she dared to fight with the demon in her beast personification at the critical juncture of Devil's town exploration last time.


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[Assistant] The only thing to be concerned is whether she'll shoot at her peer.


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[Assistant] Maggie would suffer more startle than pain, and if he was not doomed to death.


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[Assistant] Nevertheless, this disdainful attitude towards non-combat witches was no different from a bomb in the platoon.


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[Assistant] Until she learned this impressive lesson and repented thoroughly for her misdeeds, Roland did not dare to bring her out to catch the demons. The most profound lesson would be Maggie defeating Ify.


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[Assistant] Undoubtedly, the gun was a weapon that could enhance the ability of assistant witches so that they could acquire more power for fighting.


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[Assistant] To avoid accidental death, Roland had deliberately had Saraya produce a batch of rubber bullets.


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[Assistant] The metal head had been replaced with a multi-layer wrapped coating.


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[Assistant] This softened the bullet from interior to exterior and prevented it from entering a human body without weakening its full power.


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[Assistant] Its huge kinetic energy would be totally imposed on a human body as the bullet was gradually deformed, causing a pain severe enough to make the target lose any ability to defend.


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[Assistant] That was why it was also known as the ability losing bullet. I wanna see her.


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[Assistant] With discontent, Nightingale disappeared into the mist.


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[Assistant] He would have called for Nana if iffy did not loosen Magi as was expected.


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[Assistant] It was rather obvious that Maggie dreaded the witches of the Bloodfang Association, which proved that they were used to doing such things on Sleeping Island.


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[Assistant] In other words, the capable combat witches would certainly grasp more power when oppressed by foreign enemies.


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[Assistant] However, the force of gunpowder in firearms was strong enough to shorten the gap, Roland mused.


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[Assistant] Tilly might believe in him further if he could convert their thoughts.


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[Assistant] You should remember there is nothing to be worried about and you shall shoot directly at her until you empty the cartridge.


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[Assistant] You need to make her burst into tears and kneel down begging for mercy. Do you understand?


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[Assistant] Lightning shouted in a high pitch. Even if you were using normal bullets, Nana is here, ready for any accidents. Plus, there is the coding head made by Saraya.


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[Assistant] Only by shooting more bullets towards her, can you release yourself.


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[Assistant] Maggie was leaning on the bed with her hair shielding her cheeks. I understand. Not yet.


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[Assistant] Lightning pushed her along, white hair aside and said, you don't want to beat her, do you?


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[Assistant] Appearing from the mist, Nightingale walked to the bedside and strongly struck lightning in the forehead. Who has taught you to speak this way? Lightning held her forehead and then curled her lip. I'm just worried that she'll have cold feet.


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[Assistant] After heaving a sigh, Nightingale took Maggie's hands in her own. Listen, this isn't just about you and her.


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[Assistant] His majesty has made these arrangements with the purpose of making witches in the Bloodfang Association change their attitudes towards other witches and regret their mistakes. Remember Evelyn and Candle?


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[Assistant] If you can teach iffy a lesson, you're actually doing them a favor to some extent.


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[Assistant] After a pause, Nightingale continued, so, you're not just fighting for yourself.


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[Assistant] You're also fighting to protect us, just like what you did when fighting against the demon last time. And, Maggie nodded gently, blinking her eyes. One more thing.


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[Assistant] The next day, in addition to the guards responsible for site clearing, there were more than 10 witches standing on the grassland outside the city wall.


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[Assistant] They were centered around Roland, congruously making bright cheers for Maggie. I won't cheer for you. Yawn soft feathers. You can't hear it anyway. You don't need to do that.


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[Assistant] Ify scoffed as she slowly walked to the divided central field and looked at Maggie without emotion. Maggie stood opposite her, capped by her long hair.


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[Assistant] If victory was judged by the number of supporters, the church would have already unified the whole continent. It's not too late to give in. I trust you don't want to let his majesty down. I'll never give in. Coo. She was slightly stunned.


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[Assistant] Since when did this bird dare to speak so affirmatively in the face of her? Really?


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[Assistant] The moment the start whistle rang. If he went straight towards Maggie.


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[Assistant] She was sure that Maggie could not beat a person with combat training like herself, even though Maggie was helped by the power of God's Stone of Retaliation.


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[Assistant] His Majesty Roland had wrongly judged the fighting ability of combat witches.


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[Assistant] They relied not only on their power for fighting, they could also convert their body into a deadly weapon.


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[Assistant] By virtue of extraordinary physical fitness and restorability, witches could always withhold harsher training.


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[Assistant] She was confident that she could make her opponent throw in the towel in ten movements, even if it were a knight armed to the teeth.


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[Assistant] With her wings rapidly spreading, Maggie changed into a bluebird and aimed skyward. Is this the stunt that you mentioned?


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[Assistant] Ify stretched out her arms in the direction Maggie had escaped. Her magic power did not reach anything. This is a duel. Do you think you have anywhere to flee? Chirp, chirp.


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[Assistant] Flying higher and higher, the birds soon faded away. Only a series of silvery tweets remained.


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[Assistant] Fronning, if you look to the sky, and suddenly a faintly discernible shadow in the direction of the rising sun appeared within her sight.


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[Assistant] Is she going to give me an unexpected attack hiding under the sunlight? If he could not help but sneer.


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[Assistant] This might have been a good idea, but even with her eyes covered she was still able to sense any object within ten steps by using her magic power, a derivative skill that had awakened at her adulthood.


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[Assistant] Moreover, what harm could a fist-sized bluebird do to her?


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[Assistant] To win, her opponent would inevitably have to change into that ferocious monster again.


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[Assistant] She felt no sign of Maggie whom she had expected to rush forward.


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[Assistant] Maggie had abruptly stopped moving when 20 steps away from Ify.


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[Assistant] To Ify's surprise, Maggie recovered her human avatar in Madeir and pulled a short silvery stick from her pocket. Was she mad?


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[Assistant] Despite not having wings, Maggie did not drop directly to the ground.


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[Assistant] Her white hair had lifted and opened in a wing shape allowing her to descend slowly.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, the stick spurted a ball of flame with a loud bang.


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[Assistant] If he was clear that something had intruded the boundary of her magic power, but it could not have been Maggie, a crossbow, bolt, or stone.


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[Assistant] It was not until she fetched out her cage that her belly was severely assaulted by something like a hammer, followed by her thighs, and then calves.


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[Assistant] The loud sound rang continuously with the mud on the ground continually splashing.


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[Assistant] She could not make any sound due to intense pain and her seemingly broken feet were unable to support her body.


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[Assistant] Ify fell to the ground and clutched her stomach with her whole body huddled up. Her consciousness was becoming blurry.


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[Assistant] Dimly, she saw a white figure falling in front of her.


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[Assistant] With one last effort, she poised her hands, but the magic no longer responded to her summon. You lost. Coo. These were the last words she heard before she fainted.


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[Assistant] Ify really wanted to stop, but Annie was strongly pulling her forward and tightly clutching her hand.


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[Assistant] Annie did not even slightly slow down her pace no matter if they were crossing through the brambles and thorns or the ice cold stream. From behind, she looked as determined as a mountain.


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[Assistant] She felt as if her soles were on fire, her entire body was in unceasing pain, and her chest was feeling compressed no matter how hard she inhaled. She felt as if she was dying.


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[Assistant] Annie softly sighed and leaned forward to listen to the ground, and she pointed at a raised stone not far away and said, Let's take a rest over there.


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[Assistant] The very last trace of strength rose from the bottom of Ify's heart once she heard that it was time to take a rest.


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[Assistant] She clenched her teeth and quickly walked to the giant rock and collapsed there. She even wished to stay there for eternity at that moment. Annie did not instantly sit down.


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[Assistant] She surrounded both sides of the rock with the broken branches that she found nearby for camouflage.


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[Assistant] It felt like a cozy nest with both of the branches and the natural ceiling-like tilted rock.


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[Assistant] Don't let your guard down, and it's still not far enough from them.


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[Assistant] Annie was as alert as a wildcat, always with her ears up, listening and monitoring everything around her. However, she was a lot tougher than the wildcat.


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[Assistant] There were two of the five witches who were searching for the Bloodfang Association.


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[Assistant] After leaving Greystone Stronghold, they had been intercepted by the church, so they had decided to act separately.


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[Assistant] Ify had been walking towards the east for three days and nights before bumping into Annie while the others were totally out of contact. Of course, Annie said while rubbing her toes. I heard that they're on the Wolf Tooth Island across the sea. But how could we cross the sea? Just walk towards the shore and look for a boat. Annie comforted. Don't worry, just leave it to me. Okay, Ify softly answered.


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[Assistant] Annie took a piece of dried pork skin out of the baggage and held it in her hands.


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[Assistant] Some light smoke instantly sprung out of it while it became boiling hot and soft as the cloud.


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[Assistant] Let's eat first. We'll continue the journey after eating, Annie said.


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[Assistant] That was Annie's ability, whose palms could set the branches and sticks on fire and cook the food as well.


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[Assistant] Ify devoured the skin like a wolf and then drooled over the skin in Annie's hand.


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[Assistant] Annie smiled and threw half of hers to Ify and said, You eat more. I'm not very hungry yet.


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[Assistant] It was time to continue their journey after Ify finished eating the other half of the skin and licking each of her fingers.


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[Assistant] Ify was struggling to get back on her feet, but before she could get out of the cave, the branches around it suddenly started to tremble.


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[Assistant] It was not the swaying motion of the autumn wind, but a series of light and fast-paced trembles, as if something was coming in their direction.


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[Assistant] Annie's eyes instantly widened in fear and said, horses. They're approaching on horses. Ron.


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[Assistant] If he felt as if she was being pulled up and started to run subconsciously, the drilling pain below her feet returned.


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[Assistant] As her body did not really recover, it was very difficult for her to even stand, not to mention running.


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[Assistant] She turned around and saw more than ten galloping horses appeared at the end of the rocky beach.


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[Assistant] Their speed was not too fast, which might be because the soldiers worried about hurting the hoofs of their mounts.


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[Assistant] However, it was still fast enough to catch both of them who were running on bare feet. Ify thought that they could not escape. Or rather, she could not escape.


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[Assistant] Ify noticed that some had lifted their hand crossbows and thrown spears.


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[Assistant] The bumpy gravel ground suddenly collapsed at that moment and the riders in the front fell into the pit, screaming.


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[Assistant] The platoon hurriedly spread out to avoid the trap, but the horses suddenly knelt down on the ground one by one.


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[Assistant] A group of red dressed silhouettes unexpectedly popped out in front of the church soldiers as if they were rising from the ground.


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[Assistant] More than 10 soldiers from the church were all lying dead on the stone beach within seconds.


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[Assistant] Yes, my lord, Annie quickly pinched Ify's hand and said, We're both witches. The other three of us were lost on the way. Could you please help them? We don't have the manpower to attend to the other witches.


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[Assistant] The woman took off her hood and revealed her short fiery red hair.


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[Assistant] If your partners couldn't reach here by themselves, they're not qualified to join the Bloodfang Association.


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[Assistant] She paused and said, of course, not everyone who gets here can join the Bloodfang Association either. If he could feel that Annie was holding her hand tighter. What are your abilities? Show me.


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[Assistant] I'll be sending you to another witch association, but not the blood thing association.


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[Assistant] The red-haired woman interrupted Annie in a cold, hard voice.


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[Assistant] You can't become a combat witch, and the Bloodfang Association doesn't need a cook. What are you crying for? The red-haired woman impatiently reproached Ify. The Lord's going to be angry if she sees your crying face. I wanna be with Annie. Hopeless little brat, she's nothing but a burden. She's not, she saved me.


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[Assistant] Ify swallowed her tears and said, Annie is the true combat witch that you need.


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[Assistant] The red-haired woman frowned and said, Listen, the Lord doesn't like cowards.


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[Assistant] You can't mention about the past if you want to survive in Archduke Island.


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[Assistant] Deep inside the burrow, the crowd knelt down, worshipping a woman dressed in luxurious finery.


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[Assistant] Countless candles were silently burning, faintly glowing stars covering the ground. Is this the new kid? Lift your head and let me see your face.


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[Assistant] Ify lifted her head timidly, but could only see a mask reflecting cold light. She was almost screaming out loud at that moment. I'm Heidi Morgan.


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[Assistant] Don't be afraid, the mask was just to protect my identity. The woman's voice was softer than if he imagined.


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[Assistant] You're a member of the Bloodfang Association from today onwards. Why can't you accept Annie? Ify summoned up her courage to ask. Presumptuous, the red-haired woman shouted.


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[Assistant] They're the symbol of the kingdom of Wolfheart and Master of the Mountains.


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[Assistant] Because the mother wolf will kill some cubs that she can't find enough food to support to make sure the rest of the cubs are well fed.


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[Assistant] The future generation that was grown up in such circumstances could continue to live within the tough environment. Ify opened her mouth, but she did not know what to say.


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[Assistant] Cutting down the amount of feeding to each cub can also keep all the cubs alive.


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[Assistant] However, it's simply being alive. The young wolves without sufficient nutrition will not be able to hunt for themselves when they grow up.


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[Assistant] They would not be able to step out of the nest neither would they have a chance to reproduce.


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[Assistant] My child, this is the inspiration that God sends to us. Witches must act like the beasts in order to survive in the oppression.


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[Assistant] And strong combat witches will naturally become the symbol of the entire race. For example, who you are now. The candlelight started to flicker.


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[Assistant] Ify did not hear any cheering, but she could feel their emotions.


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[Assistant] The combination of the emotions of excitement, inspiration, and joy was like the unspoken volcano.


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[Assistant] After a while, she hesitantly asked, what, what if there is sufficient food for every single wolf?


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[Assistant] In that case, they're no longer the wolves, Heidi laughed and said, but dogs.


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[Assistant] The whip slashed on Ify's back, making a crisp noise.


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[Assistant] Idiot, you can't even complete such a little practice, wasting all the food that was fed to you. Tell me, how many whips is this? 24 iffy clenched her teeth and said. She was responded to by continuous whips.


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[Assistant] You'll get double flogging if the same happens for tomorrow's training.


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[Assistant] The amount of the rib was enough to fill up four of their stomachs


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[Assistant] However, the fight training consumed a great amount of energy.


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[Assistant] The possibility to complete it would increase if they had extra food supply as supplement in between meals. Like a beast, only strong witches can survive.


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[Assistant] The influence of witches within the Kingdom of Wolfheart was eliminated one by one, leaving only the Bloodfang Association to barely support itself.


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[Assistant] Although Ify did not quite understand why it was related to the nobles on the island, she could sense that the situation was getting critical.


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[Assistant] We can no longer stay here. Heidi clenched her teeth and said. Let's go to Sleeping Island.


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[Assistant] You're talking about the witch association which sent the pigeon to deliver the letter last time. If he asked. Exactly.


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[Assistant] We can draw some manpower from there to strengthen ourselves.


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[Assistant] It's only temporary. I'll be back here sooner or later. The Kingdom of Wolfheart is mine. Damn.


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[Assistant] Why are these people willing to listen to the orders from a little girl? Heidi angrily threw the glass onto the ground if he was speechless.


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[Assistant] The witches on Sleeping Island were like sheep in her eyes, as they did not have much power of resistance when they were facing enemies, including the so-called leader, Tilly Wimbledon.


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[Assistant] Without the extraordinary beside her, she would not be able to hold the position.


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[Assistant] It's probably because she's preaching the equal importance of non-combat witches. Shaji interrupted. No one wants to be excluded. Ridiculous.


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[Assistant] She suddenly stopped for a while and then continued, No, I can't allow them to continue talking nonsense.


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[Assistant] You have to go to the western region and expose Tilly's lies. Bring my words to the Lord. I can offer double for what Tilly Wimbledon has to offer.


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[Assistant] Somehow, Ify felt that Lord Heidi at the moment was nowhere like a beast, but an exasperated lamb. That's why you abandoned me. Annie's figure suddenly appeared in front of her.


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[Assistant] You left me for this kind of master and such a ridiculous life, betraying my trust towards you? No, Annie.


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[Assistant] If he was horrified to notice the blank space on Annie's face. Do you forget about me?


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[Assistant] She quickly opened her eyes and everything that had been in front of her eyes just now suddenly disappeared, leaving the grey-white colored ceiling of the room and the hanging light. Is this a dream?


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[Assistant] She quickly closed her eyes again to recall Annie's face. Fortunately, Ify still clearly remembered her look.


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[Assistant] Ify turned around and sat up on her bed, feeling slightly relieved.


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[Assistant] However, she saw a little girl curiously looking at her by the bed.


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[Assistant] If he could feel that her back was drenched in her sweat at that moment. Did I say anything? Oh, yes. You kept mumbling that I'm a beast.


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[Assistant] I'm a beast, the little girl said with her arms open. Why did you say that? You're not a beast. She bit her lips and said, you have no idea.


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[Assistant] I have, Nana said, while covering her grin with her hand. You're just like me. Aren't we both human beings?


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[Assistant] After being supplied with food and equipment, the First Army was ready to set out once again.


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[Assistant] This was the mission for the latter half of the Spring Offensive, Seizing Willow Town and Fallen Dragon Ridge.


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[Assistant] Capturing Willowtown would unify the western region, and taking control of Fallen Dragon Ridge would enable them to have the easiest access to the southern territory.


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[Assistant] Since these two towns were well-forified, Roland entrusted the command to Iron Axe, and he himself would not partake in the expedition.


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[Assistant] Because they just conquered King's City, the soldiers were having high morale.


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[Assistant] Besides, those professional soldiers had gradually formed a prototype of soldiers in a modern army, which meant they could faithfully carry out combat orders without being led by Roland personally. Therefore, Roland was sure they would take the two towns.


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[Assistant] As long as they made a thorough investigation and used the artillery troops to steadily push forward, they would not face great resistance from the enemies.