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  "I was on the south-bound, going to Cincinnati, about eighteen months ago, when I saw, across the aisle, the finest looking girl I'd ever laid eyes on. Nothing spectacular, you know, but just the sort you want for keeps".          (a) Who is speaking to whom? (b) Where was T going? (c) What kind of a girl did he come across?

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                   (a) John A Pescud is speaking to the author. (b) T here refers to John A Pescud. (c) He came across a girl of the finest looks from whom the eyes cannot be kept away for long.