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Three friends—one thin, one fat, and one short—each take up a job in order to achieve their goal of marrying the girl they love. At first, however, they fail to succeed. Then, luck favors them: by chance, they acquire good jobs and great wealth, and after a series of comedic adventures, they finally win over their beloveds
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Three friends—one thin, one fat, and one short—each take up a job in order to achieve their goal of marrying the girl they love. At first, however, they fail to succeed. Then, luck favors them: by chance, they acquire good jobs and great wealth, and after a series of comedic adventures, they finally win over their beloveds
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