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thebookhadaes.theothervolushadprobablybeenbued.

afeeegoodbyeandaskedtoaeptdadeinhisplace.

“oh,yes”hesledatandsaid,“youareveryquickted,justasihaveheard.ihavealsoheardthatyourspokenenglishisthebestinshanghai.”

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“hoisntbugged.”

“iborrophasisonthee.”

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onedayiandfeelingincreasinglyexasperatedselfandsaid,“iveetoapologizeforzhang.hehasjustbeencalledtothepolicestatiohispassportandtetoday.”

“ofurseiure.youarenotiortantenoughforaneffort,”hesaid,laughinguproariously.

“iftheauthoritiesfindoutanyho.

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