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Bart

— noun (= baronet) a member of the British order of honor; ranks below a baron but above a knight since he was a baronet he had to be addressed as Sir Henry Jones, Bart.

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Sami looked like Bart Simpson.

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Well, Clyde and Bart and me have been best friends ever since Bart moved to town.

And what Ruby- - I mean, Miss Tare, says about Bart not wanting to kill anything-- Why, it's true, judge.

Bart's the only one who could hit him at that distance.

Go ahead, Bart.

Go on, Bart.

Hurry up, Bart!

Go ahead, Bart. Shoot. Shoot.

Hey, Bart, wait for us!

Well, I had Bart and these other boys in the eighth grade.

Bart Tare.

Judge, Bart's needed a man around the house.

And we've talked it over and Ira wants Bart to live with us.

The best, alright Bart, follow me.

Bart, you see the back door's locked tight and check the cellar.

Bart, you fool.

Go with him Bart.

Bart take over Benny's watch.

Alright Bart, case him.

I'm gonna' grab a bite, Bart. Watch 'em.

Just watch 'em Bart. Watch 'em.

Nice going, Bart.

Alright, Bart, run 'em in. It's clear.

Turn it off, Bart. You're embarrassing me in front of the Sheriff.

You've gotta' realise Bart that everybody's gonna' be on your tail; from five o'clock until the day you die.

They won't get us Bart. Not us.

We're gonna' do it, Bart. This is my meat.

Bart?

Bart! - Yeah! - Hurry.

Good night, Bart. Nice to see you.

Bart and I don't believe in tradition.

I do not. Bart and I have a perfect understanding.

Oh, Bart.

Yes, Bart, she knows.

Oh, Bart, I'm so happy, I think I cry a little.

Bart, please.

Don't talk that way, Bart.

I can't. Don't think about it, Bart.

No, Bart, we can't.

I'm sorry, Bart. I can't.

Bart, I want to.