1:08:01
Don't tell me that glib
Tony Willett's at a loss for words.
1:08:07
Well, Annie, my girl,
I'm afraid you're right.
1:08:16
I hope you'll think
I was right, too, Tim,
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and that someday you'll be
interested in reading this diary.
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And I hope you won't be
too shocked when you hear
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that I'm actually training
for work in a shipyard.
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Yes, tremendous changes
have taken place
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in the pampered woman
who was your wife.
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It's hard even for me to realize
I'm studying to be a lady welder.
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And doing very nicely,
so it seems.
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Oh, Tim, I love it so,
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and I have such admiration
for all these people.
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There's one woman
I can't wait for you to meet.
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Her name is nothing like we ever
heard at the country club.
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It's Zofia Koslowska,
and she likes me
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because she thinks I helped her
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through a most awful
and tragic Ioneliness.
1:08:59
I wish my little boy had lived
so he could have seen America.
1:09:03
I used to read to him
about it every night
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when the shades were drawn
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and the sound of heavy boots
marching down the street
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made my poor little Janka shake
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until I thought
his bones would crack.
1:09:20
And then we'd pray together
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that God would let us go to the
fairyland across the sea.
1:09:29
If only he could have been with me
the day I went all by myself
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to the Statue of Liberty
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and read what it says there
for the whole world to see.
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Do you know it?
1:09:39
Anne Hilton, did you ever read it?
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No. I'm sorry to say,
I don't know it.
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I'll never forget it.
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I know it so well here
because I feel it so much here.
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It says...
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"Give me your tired,
your poor,