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| | A House On The Cliff |
 | | The announcement says that the repairs to your house are one of the biggest items in the cost of living and Tony Hancock's house in bad enough to keep thirty full-time labourers in employment. |
 | | Reluctantly Hancock goes to Sid, who cons him into buying two houses - one house at the bottom of a cliff and the second at the top, for when the first one is flooded, when the tide comes in. |
 | | In desperation, Hancock, Bill and Moira decide to do their own labouring, but with one house under water most of the time and the other one liable to collapse, Hancock settles on the idea of a third house, this time two miles inland. |
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