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The $30000 Bequest and Other Stories

CHAPTER V
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But of these pathetic outcasts I have nothing to say.

I do not approve of them, I do not encourage them; I am prudishly delicate and sensitive, and I do not allow them to be used in my presence.
But, as I have said, I decided to catch one of the others and break it into harness.

One is enough.

Once familiar with its assortment of tails, you are immune; after that, no regular verb can conceal its specialty from you and make you think it is working the past or the future or the conditional or the unconditional when it is engaged in some other line of business--its tail will give it away.

I found out all these things by myself, without a teacher.
I selected the verb AMARE, TO LOVE.


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