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The phrase
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In Victorian Era 🎩
"Good day to you; how do you fare?"
A proper and civil inquiry into one's current circumstances and well-being, as is expected among ladies and gentlemen of quality.
e.g. Good day to you, Mr. Higgins; how do you fare on this most splendid afternoon?
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- 🎩 Victorian Eraanonymous
"Good day to you; how do you fare?"
A proper and civil inquiry into one's current circumstances and well-being, as is expected among ladies and gentlemen of quality.
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