The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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in one way or another.
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Benito Mussolini
is a great man.

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He began life
as a journalist...

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a man of learning,
an intellectual...

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but he is also
a man of action.

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He has made Capri
into a sanctuary for birds.

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A simple act of goodness...
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If you all turn to page 25 of your
geography books, you'll find a map of Capri.

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It's off the coast of Naples.
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It is because of II Duce
thousands of birds live and sing there today...

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that might well have ended
their careers on a piece of toast.

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Miss Gaunt,
is there something you wanted?

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Thank you.
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"Dear Miss Brodie,
I hope it will be convenient for you...

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"to see me in my office
this afternoon at 4:15.

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Emmaline Mackay."
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4:15. Not 4:00.
Not 4:30, but 4:15.

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She thinks to intimidate me
by the use of quarter hours.

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Now, as I was
attempting to say...

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Benito Mussolini
is indeed a man of action.

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Come in.
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4:15. I was afraid
I might be late, or early.

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Not at all.
You are most punctilious.

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Thank you
for finding the time.

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I know how busy
your girls keep you.

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- Please, sit down.
- Oh. Thank you.

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What a colorful frock.
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Color enlivens the spirit,
does it not?


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