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'Sir [name] [name], Earl of [place].'
Sir is used for knights and baronets. Earls are known as Earl of [placename] or Earl [surname], or Lord [surname] or Lord [surname].
Well, is zat so, Mister Smarty Pants? Well, explain this...
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