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speak ill of

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Byline: Never speak ill of the dead or somebody who has taken seriously ill, common wisdom says.
Now I don't want to speak ill of the dead, or even mime ill, because I'm sure Marcel was a lovely fella who'd come in handy if you locked yourself out of the house, by showing you how to climb through an imaginary window.
By the mention of long-ago footballers, he must be of an age to know you do not speak ill of the dead.
 
 
 
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