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A person is talking about their family situation. They mention that they don't have any brothers or sisters, but there is a man whose father is the same as their father's son. They express a preference for bathing in a southern sea instead of wearing thick clothes and not broadening a B. The person also mentions their younger brother who is teething and has three visible teeth. They don't think their younger brother is worth bothering about, and neither do their other brothers who have gone off together to bathe, leaving their mother to take care of the younger brother. B. Brothers and sisters have I none, but that man's father is my father's son. I'd rather bathe in a southern sea than wear thick clothes and unbroaden a B. My younger brother is teething. When he opens his mouth, you can see three teeth. I don't think he's worth bothering about. My other brothers don't either. They've gone off together for a bathe, leaving my mother to bathe my younger brother.
