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...in a bumper." Poor Jack, cries he, a dear good-natured creature, I know he loves me ; but I hope, my dear, you have given orders for dinner ; you need...what do you think, my dear, interrupts the wife, of a nice pretty bitof ox-cheek, piping hot, and dressed with a little of my own sauce. — The very thing,...