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I passed the Jefe myself on the City Hall steps, and heard him b-r-r-ring like a dynamo.

B r k b r k b r k  n t h y c l d g r y s t n s s, n d w l d t h t m y t n g c l d t t r T h t h g h t s t h t r s n m.

Well, if it were a foreign name it would probably be Marie B-r-a-c-q—if you are sure you've pronounced it right.

Yesterday, when the sun was shining, it looked funny enough—but to-day—b-r-r-r-it's horrible.

Later in the month, he noted that John B-r-d had come in the night to work on his sloop.