You’ll both need a dentist at this rate! 
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can i start with an A please
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an R please, Judd
A T please
And an E please, Judd.
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An O please
David Lloyd George:
There is no greater mistake than to try to leap an abyss in two jumps.
(Very good advice! )
Pyxell leaps in with the answer once again. 
Well done.
N.B. I’ve modified your answer slightly - unless you’ve become Yorkshire overnight and mean’t i? 
Oh that was a typo which I had since corrected!
Dunno about leaping in…there were an awful lot of letters there this time! 
And much better than leaping an abyss! (Which has double s, by the way. ;-))
Not to be confused with leaping an abbess. :shock::shock:
Thinks… I wonder if an abbess could leap an abyss?
Especially in a habit.
An abyss-leaping abbess would be a sight to behold! 
She’s gone again…quick, where’s her medication!!
I’ve run out! :shock:
This one shouldn’t give you too much trouble…
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can i have an R please
This one shouldn’t give you too much trouble…
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A C please