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Dearest Lillie:
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It was with fondest enthusiasm
that I received your letter this morning.
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It was delivered to me while in court.
I dared not open it...
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for fear that it would cause
me to reel in dazed ecstasy...
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and forget the grave responsibilities
of my position.
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We're ready, Judge.
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Therefore I placed it
in a pocket over my heart...
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where it has remained warm until now.
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I don't want to hurry you,
but the horse is getting nervous.
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Quiet, you damn fool.
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Can't you see the Judge is reading a letter
from Miss Langtry? Come on.
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Dear Mr. Bean: On behalf of Miss Langtry...
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I wish to thank you
for your correspondence...
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of April, March, February,
and January, 1895.
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Miss Langtry is presently engaged
in a tour of the Continent...
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and will make every effort to review it
at her soonest possible convenience.
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Most warmly yours, Dorothy P. Pilsbury...
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personal secretary to Miss Lillie Langtry.
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Any last words?
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- We already said that.
- All right, give me back my cigar.
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Carry out the sentence.