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` But I think th ' Cap 's guilty . ' '' ` I 'm glad to hear ye say that , ' says th ' gin ` ral , ` If ye did n't , I 'd rayjooce ye to th ' r-ranks to-morrah . I niver see th ' man befure ; an ' , be hivins , I do n't want to see him again . But I have a letter here fr 'm him , askin ' me if he cud knock off wurruk at four o'clock to go to his aunt 's fun ` ral . ' '' ` Cap , ' says th ' prisident , ` what ye got to say to this ? Did ye write th ' letter ? ' '' ` I did , ' says th ' Cap . ''