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I think too much when I ride alone
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Yes, exactly. The Polish situation
and the Dutch treaty with the

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Belgium's must be on your mind
a lot these days

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What do you think that England
would do in case the Nazis...

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- England is so beautifuI, it's nice
to see London in the sunshine

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There is always something, rain or
fog

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I know it's August and it's pretty
good for me but, would you mind telling

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me how you feel about Mr. Fisher and
his Peace Organization?

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Oh, you know Mr. Fisher?
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A very fine man, a good man
I wish there were more like him now

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So you think there's not too much
hope for peace, I mean that

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you don't think that one little
peace organization can make much

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head way against the
European War panic

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I would like to think so
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Oh, look at those birds!
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No matter how big the City gets
there must always be parks

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and places for the birds to leave
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I was walking through the park
this morning and I saw several

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people feeding the birds
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It's a good sing at a time
like this, don't you think?

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Yes, but I do believe that right now
birds are the least of our problems

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Your country for instance, what it
might be his attitude for this

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Oh look, we're at the Savoy
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How much?
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A shilling
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By the way, what Newspaper do you
represent?

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AS a matter of fact, Mr. Van Meer
I'm not exactly a reporter but

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I was trying to get you to talk but
not about birds

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I gather that and what was it that
you were trying to

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get me to tell you?
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I was trying to find out what you
know about a general war

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My boy, I feel very old and sad

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