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" &amp;#039;Gintlemen,&amp;#039; says he, &amp;#039;th&amp;#039; game is closed. Business conditions are such,&amp;#039; he says, &amp;#039;that I will not be able to cash in ye&amp;#039;er checks,&amp;#039; he says. &amp;#039;Please go out softly, so&amp;#039;s not to disturb th&amp;#039; gintlemen at th&amp;#039; roulette wheel,&amp;#039; he says, &amp;#039;an&amp;#039; come back afther th&amp;#039; iliction, whin confidence is restored an&amp;#039; prosperity returns to th&amp;#039; channels iv thrade an&amp;#039; industhry,&amp;#039; he says. &amp;#039;Th&amp;#039; exchange &amp;#039;ll be opened promptly; an&amp;#039; th&amp;#039; usual rule iv chips f&amp;#039;r money an&amp;#039; money f&amp;#039;r chips, fifty on cases an&amp;#039; sivinty-five f&amp;#039;r doubles, a hard-boiled egg an&amp;#039; a dhrink f&amp;#039;r losers, will prevail,&amp;#039; he says. &amp;#039;Return with th&amp;#039; glad tidings iv renewed commerce, an&amp;#039; thank th&amp;#039; Lord I haven&amp;#039;t took ye&amp;#039;er clothes.&amp;#039; His was th&amp;#039; first stock exchange we had. -- Finley Peter Dunne, 1899. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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