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I see you finished it.
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Yes, because, Paul, when you look back...
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so much of life is wasted in Loneliness.
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There's not one of us
that doesn't need friends...
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companionship, attachments.
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I can do without attachments.
I've learned to avoid them.
1:26:21
How can you say that, Paul?
I mean, even you have your family.
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Do you ever think of them?
Your children, you see them so seldom.
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Mind your own business.
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Paul, all I mean is that...
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you, too, must have times
when you have a terrible...
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Why don't you shut up?
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If you have to slobber, don't do it over me.
1:26:42
You'll have no trouble finding subjects.
1:26:45
You mourn over a pair of old shoes.
1:26:47
You cry when you read Uncle Tom 's Cabin.
1:26:50
You bleed with Millet
over the nobility of toil.
1:26:53
For weeks I've been listening to that slop,
and I'm tired of it!
1:26:57
What do you know about toil?
1:26:59
When have you done
a stroke of manual labor in your life?
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I have. I've dug ditches
in the stinking heat of the Tropics.
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I've worked on the docks
in weather so cold...
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my hands froze to the ropes.
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And I can tell you there's nothing noble
or beautiful about it.
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I did it so I could go on painting!
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I didn't have a brother to support me!
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Don't ever do that again.
1:27:35
Paul, where are you going?
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I'm getting out
before one of us gets killed.
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- Don't go.
- I'll be back for my things.
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Please don't go. If you only knew
how Lonely I was before you came.
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I know all about Loneliness.
Only, I don't whine about it.