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Mr. Snagsby was about to descend intothe subterranean regions to take tea when he looked out of his doorjust now and saw the crow who was out late."Master at home?"Guster is minding the shop, for the 'prentices take tea in thekitchen with Mr. and Mrs. Snagsby; consequently, the robe-maker'stwo daughters, combing their curls at the two glasses in the twosecond-floor windows of the opposite house, are not driving the two'prentices to distraction as they fondly suppose, but are merelyawakening the unprofitable admiration of Guster, whose hair won'tgrow, and never would, and it is confidently thought, never will.
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