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Arthur Birling Speech Analysis
Good evening ladies and gentlemen it is I the successful former mayor Arthur Birling and today I shall inform and express my vital views about my triumphant life. Please do take down notes if you would also wish to live a lavish life like myself, as the whole purpose of me being her is to be auspicious, inspiring and to share some of my great fortune, as I wouldn't dare to waste my precious time. So shall we being? Let's commence with the bright future we're all patiently waiting for. I strongly believe that we shall be safe as I am certainly confident that there will not be a war. some may say that I am optimistic and pre sumptuous however these foolish and rather audacious human beings need to trust my assumptions because when the war will
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