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There are some dialogues that are short, but quite effective. They give us enjoyment and add beauty to the main story. Find some more from the text.

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Some examples of effective dialogues from the text are:

  1. I‘d know him a mile off
  2. What‘s that to you?
  3. What sort is he?
  4. Come back, is it, Sergeant?
  5. Do you say so?
  6. Take a draw yourself?
  7. It‘ll quiet you.
  8. Never fear, I won‘t.
  9. It‘s no business of yours
  10. It‘s a pity!
  11. I‘m obliged to you.
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Chapter 4.2: The Rising of the Moon - Brainstorming [Page 149]

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Chapter 4.2 The Rising of the Moon
Brainstorming | Q (A1) | Page 149

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