La Vie est un roman
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My teeth ache.
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No roses without a gardener.
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I see we agree on a common goaI:
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deveIoping the facuIties
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and happiness of our chiIdren.
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Bravo!
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Instead of mocking us,
introduce yourseIf:

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Robert Dufresne,
our secretary-treasurer,

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a speciaIist in chiIdren's games
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and their roIe
in deveIoping inteIIigence.

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The Jesus chiId...
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Bravo, Robert!
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You have perfectIy conveyed
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the substance of your work.
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It might be shocking,
but I find it very originaI,

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very modern. Yes, modern.
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So you think that's modern.
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WeII, I don't! Not at aII.
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I'm not arguing with it.
I approve, I cheer it.

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It's a return to the source
of the imaginary,

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to a tribaI cuIture.
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CuIture needs Ianguage.
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I don't mean to skip Ianguage,
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but what's needed...
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Nora WinkIe is with us.
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She dared masquerade as a man,
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and work
in minus-81 degree temperature

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in Canada
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to write the revoIutionary report:
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''The SexuaI Fantasies
of James Bay Workmen''.


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