Effi Briest
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Effi...
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you're a delightful creature.
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You have no idea how much l think so...
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and how l wish to show you every moment...
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that l think so.
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There's plenty of time for that.
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l'm only 17...
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and don't intend to die yet.
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Not before me, at least.
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Admittedly...
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if l were to die,
l would like to take you with me.

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No one else should have you.
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What do you say to that?
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l'll have to think it over.
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But let's forget it.
l don't like talking about death.

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l'm in favour of living.
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What sort of life shall we lead here?
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ln ''good old Kessin,'' as you call it...
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there must be some society we can keep.
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Are there good families in the town?
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No, Effi...
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in that respect
you'll be greatly disappointed.

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You'll meet a few members...
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of the local aristocracy.
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But here in the town there's nobody.
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Nobody at all?
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That's hard to believe.
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Nearly 3,000 people live in the town.
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And among a population of 3,000,
apart from people like Beza, the barber...

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there must be some kind of elite or so....
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AS WELL AS THE COMMON PEOPLE
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THERE MUST BE AN ELlTE.
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...and the room upstairs,
where the curtains brush the floor....


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