The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
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- I shall begin.
- Oh, please do.

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Of course, I realize
it is a forgery...

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just the work
of a child.

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"My dear, delightful Gordon...
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"your letter has moved me deeply,
as you may imagine...

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"but, alas, I must ever decline
to be Mrs. Lowther.

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"My reasons are twofold.
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"I am dedicated
to my girls...

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"as is
madame Pavlova...

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"and there is another in my life...
he is Teddy Lloyd.

:11:29
"Intimacy has never taken place with him.
He is married to another.

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"We are not lovers,
but we know the truth.

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"However, I was proud of giving myself to you
when you came and took me...

:11:41
"in the bracken while
the storm raged about us.

:11:45
"If I am in
a certain condition...

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"I shall place the infant in the care
of a worthy shepherd and his wife.

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"I may permit misconduct to occur again
from time to time as an outlet...

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"because I am in my prime.
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"We can also have many a... breezy day
in the fishing boat at sea.

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"We must keep a sharp lookout for Miss Mackay,
however, as she's rather narrow...

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"which arises from an ignorance of culture
and the Italian scene.

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"I love to hear you singing
'Hey, Johnny Cope. '

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"But were I to receive
a proposal of marriage tomorrow...

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"from the Lord Lyon, king of arms,
I would decline it.

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"Allow me,
in conclusion...

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"to congratulate you warmly on your
sexual intercourse as well as your singing.

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With fondestjoy,
Jean Brodie. "

:12:37
Is this what your girls,
your set...

:12:40
has learned under your auspices,
Miss Brodie?

:12:48
It's a literary collaboration.
Two separate hands are involved.

:12:52
One of the authors
slants her tail consonants...

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in an unorthodox manner,
and the other does not.

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Also, the paper seems
somewhat aged.

:12:59
Is that all
you have to say?


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