And Now for Something Completely Different
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or profession.
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- Do go on.
- We've always been close companions...

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sharing the interests,
the gardening, the holiday money.

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Twice a month of an evening, we settle
down to do the accounts together...

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something which Dierdre -
that's my wife -

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and I particularly look forward to
on account of her feet.

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l should have said at the start that
I noted for having a grand sense of humor.

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Although l've kept myself very much
to myself over the last couple of years.

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lt"s only been as comparativeIy recently
as recently that l've begun to realize--

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Well, perhaps "realize"
is too strong a word.

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Uh, imagine that, uh,
l was not the only thing in her life.

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You suspected your wife?
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Wel I...
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frankly, yes.
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A bit.
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Her behavior did seem to me--
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Her behavior did seem to me.
who was there to see...

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to be a little odd.
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- Odd?
- To an extent.

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l'm not by nature
a suspicious person.

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l've got a reputation of an after-dinner
speaker, if you get my meaning.

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l certainly do.
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And in the area where people know me,
l"m very well known.

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- Fine. Would you--
- Certainly.

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lt was time to face the facts,
stop beating about the bush...

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or l'd never be able to look myself
in the bathroom mirror again.

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WouId you mind running along for 10--
make it 20 minutes. All right?

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Yes. l"ll wait outside,
shall l?

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Yes, that-that"s perhaps
the best thing.

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Certainly set my mind at rest
on one or two scores there.


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