The Elephant Man
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1:07:02
was seen leaving
"The London" the other afternoon.

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No, dear readers,
the actress has not been taken ill,

1:07:09
but said she was visiting a friend.
Who was the lucky recipient?

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Enquiries proved it to be none other
than John Merrick, the Elephant Man,

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with whom our readers are familiar.
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After a chat of 45 minutes, she left
him with an autographed portrait."

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I saw it in his room.
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"Owing to a disfigurement
of the most extreme nature,

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Mr. Merrick has never been
presented to London society.

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But knowing that wherever Mrs. Kendal
goes, other inevitably follow,

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the question arises - will London
society present itself to him?"

1:07:48
This walking stick is so dashing!
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And more elegant than my old one!
1:07:58
More tea?
1:08:06
I don't go out
as often as I would like,

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because naturally people find
my appearance disturbing.

1:08:15
If you have a chill
I could close the window.

1:08:18
No, I'm fine, please...
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Thank you.
1:08:24
Thank you.
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You see,
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people are frightened
by what they don't understand.

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And it is hard to understand,
even for me because my mother

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was so very beautiful!
1:08:55
No more visitors today.
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I've got a lecture. Till this evening!
- Excuse me, sir,


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