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Ay, and that it's my bounden duty to wait for him to any hour he pleases.

"And we is only a-doing our bounden dooties," said one of the bailiffs.

If she would not listen to the appeal, at least he would have done his bounden duty.

We then felt it to be our bounden duty to ask her to withdraw from the club.

It certainly is our bounden duty to keep him away from Aunt Sophia.

For if they be not so now, it is our bounden duty to endeavour that they shall be so.

"As for you, Alan, it was no more than your bounden duty," she said.

Beloved, if God so loved us, we also are bounden to love one another.

The former may be quite wrong; the latter is our bounden duty.

I not only urge you,' was my reply, 'but I consider it your bounden duty to accept it.'