Effi Briest
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by the middle of November.
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Show him in!
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My husband already told me.
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He's in his office...
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but he should be back any minute.
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l'd like to tell you how much pleasure...
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your beautiful flowers
and card gave me yesterday.

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l ceased to feel like a stranger here.
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And when l told lnnstetten,
he said we would become firm friends.

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The district councillor said that?
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The councillor and your dear self...
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are, if l may say so, ma'am...
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the perfect match of two kind persons.
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For l know what your husband is like...
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and l can see how you are, ma'am.
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l hope your eyes don't deceive you.
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l'm so very young...
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-and youth--
-Ah, my dear lady...

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don't say anything against youth.
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Youth...
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with all its faults...
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is something beautiful and engaging.
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Whereas age...
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for all its virtues...
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is not worth much.
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Personally, l can't say much on the matter.
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About age, l can, but not about youth...
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because l was never really young.

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