The Ballad of the Sad Café-2
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quot;ell, ed,quot; said Stumpy MacP;t;
Miss Amelia crossed trides. S doeps and stood looking tfully at tranger. Gingerly, oucill , but er no and till s, dear lig ting colder. t a bottle from and after polisop to to drink. Miss Amelia could seldom be persuaded to sell , and for o give so muc unknown.
quot;Drink,quot; s;It ;
topped crying, neatly licked tears from around old. ook a slo. ttle they had paid for.
quot;It is smoot; Stumpy MacP;Miss Amelia, I o fail.quot;
t evening (ttles of it) is important. Ot for ty of its o is clean and songue, but once do gloer is not all. It is kno if a message is ten of paper t. But if t to tters turn bro t t iced, ts t only of t drink some on a Sunday and come across a mars y cup, and in come a sness keen as pain. A ime t January sky, and a deep frig op . Suc truthere.