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| 6 | 384 | They View more quotes about stand">stand there then, knowing that they have been tricked". |
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| 6 | 381 | "Perhaps, then, a grateful glance, a squeezing of a hand, a heartfelt utterance of thanks?" "The important thing," she said, "is to make certain that your bills have been paid, and that you are in the clear. |
| 6 | 382 | After that, you may simply leave. |
| 6 | 383 | I often merely turn my back upon them, for they are fools. |
| 6 | 384 | They stand there then, knowing that they have been tricked". |
| 6 | 385 | "I would suppose that that sort of thing might not work with all men," I said, "perhaps not with even all gentlemen". |
| 6 | 386 | "True," she said, "it is wise to reward some with at least the squeezing of the hand, an expression of gratitude, or such, before hurrying away". |
| 6 | 387 | "You must leave a few frustrated fellows in your wake," I speculated. |