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Professor A.D. Smith
of New York University,
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Mr. Edward Paton of the Belgravia
Institute of Nervous Diseases...
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and Mark Lewis,
my son.
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- Hello.
- Oh, hello, Mark.
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l-I hope
you don't mind.
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I'm sure I'm being a nuisance,
but, Mark, I very much want to...
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- Happy birthday.
- Mark, that's very sweet
of you, but really.
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It isn't much.
l-I don't know anything about...
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21st birthday presents,
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but I saw it
this morning, so...
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- Please.
- Mark.
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Thank you.
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Oh, it's beautiful.
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I liked it.
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- More milk?
- More?
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- Milk?
- Oh, no thank you.
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I'm gonna put
it on now.
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There or... or there?
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- Uh... first place.
- Yes, I think so too.
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- Oh, I am keeping you.
- Oh. Oh, no.
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l... I promise.
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Mark, I'm here
for some advice.
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- F-From me?
- Please.
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You see, I work in a public library
in the children's section.
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I'm telling you that to postpone
admitting what always embarrasses me.
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- In my spare time, I write.
- What's embarr...
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I write short stories for
children, but so did Grimm,
Hans Anderson and Lewis Carroll.
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- Had any published?
I'd like to read them.
- Some short stories.
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I learned today that
my first book has been accepted
for publication in the spring.
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- But... But Helen, th-that's wonderful.
- Yes.