The World of Henry Orient
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And New Rochelle is on this side
of Stanford, is that not right?

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Yes.
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On finishing a game of golf
in New Rochelle,

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has your husband
ever been known to return to Stanford

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by way of East 64th Street, New York?
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- No, but...
- Right.

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So you grant that it would be
a most peculiar thing for a man to do,

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to go home to Stanford
from New Rochelle, New York,

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by way of East 64th Street,
New York City?

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- Yes, but...
- Now, now, now...

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Now comes a very important question.
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Does Paul know anything about me?
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No, but I was going to tell him
that I had met you.

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- No, no.
- No?

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My darling, that has never yet been known
to lead to anything else but...

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misunderstandings.
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Never mention my name to him, right?
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You want me to set your poem
to music, don't you?

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So much!
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And why shouldn't you? It is
unquestionably the finest poem for music

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since... well, since
Only God Can Make a Tree.

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It cannot fail to become a classic.
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My darling, a composer has to compose.
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Even Only God Can Make a Tree.
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The fella didn't compose it in a tree.
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He went right home and he sat down
at the piano to compose it.

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You understand what I mean?
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- I know, but...
- All right, then.

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What are we gonna do?
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Are we going to pass up a chance
at a song that could live for ever?


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