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| 24.
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"Mr. Caudle has a Weakness for Gingerbread Nuts"
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43
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| 25.
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"Mr. Caudle at the Fair"
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44
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| 26.
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Initial "T" (Doyle)
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47
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| 27.
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"Mr. Caudle finds a Button off his Shirt"
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49
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| 28.
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"Mr. Caudle and his Mother-in-law," Initial Letter "I"
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52
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| 29.
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"Mrs. Caudle's dear Mother" (Doyle)
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54
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| 30.
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Initial "P" (Doyle)
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58
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| 31.
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"Mr. Caudle hasn't a Latchkey"
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59
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| 32.
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"What's it to you, if I like to sit up?"
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62
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| 33.
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"Yes, corked Whiskers on her dear Face," Initial Letter "I"
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64
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| 34.
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"When the Cat's away" (Doyle)
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65
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| 35.
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"Mr. Caudle has invited a few Friends to Supper"
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67
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| 36.
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Initial "T" (Doyle)
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70
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| 37.
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"The Twenty Pounds I will have, Mr. Caudle, if I've any"
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72
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| 38.
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"Mr. and Mrs. Caudle at Church"
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73
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| 39.
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Initial "P" (Doyle)
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77
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| 40.
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"Mr. Caudle is called to a Sponging-house"
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80
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| 41.
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"Mr. Caudle has a Midnight Visitor"
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81
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| 42.
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Initial "C" (Doyle)
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84
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| 43.
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"Little Number Six began to cry"
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86
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| 44.
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Initial "P" (Doyle)
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90
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| 45.
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"Mr. Caudle thinks the House tastes of Soap-suds"
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92
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| 46.
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"Mrs. Caudle has a 'Short Wash'"
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93
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| 47.
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Initial "I" (Leech)
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96
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| 48.
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"Mrs. Caudle 'wonders at his Impudence'"
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99
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| 49.
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Initial "C" (Doyle)
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101
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| 50.
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"Mrs. Caudle's Wedding-day"
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103
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| 51.
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Initial "B" (Doyle)
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107
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| 52.
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"Mr. Caudle brings Home the Wrong Hat"
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109
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| 53.
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"Mr. Caudle and Miss Prettyman," Initial Letter "A"
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113
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| 54.
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Headpiece (Doyle)
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115
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| 55.
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Initial "M" (Doyle)
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119
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| 56.
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"Why can't I go at reasonable Hours?"
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120
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| 57.
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"Mrs. Caudle does a 'little Shopping'"
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122
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| 58.
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"Mrs. Caudle at Margate," Initial Letter "H"
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125
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| 59.
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"Mr. and Mrs. Caudle at the Sea-side" (Leech)
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129
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| 60.
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"On board the 'Red Rover,'" Initial Letter "C"
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131
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