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:42:02
Your pancakes--
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I dump them in the garbage
when you're not looking.

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And the jokes
you try and tell...

:42:13
when you think you're amusing
are long and pointless.

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There's no end to them.
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I see.
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And what else?
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I want to go to bed with you.
:42:31
Well, that surprises me.
:42:34
I didn't think you
liked me very much.

:42:37
I love you.
:42:41
You do?
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You're very sweet...
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because you're not as clever
as you think you are.

:42:50
You're all mixed up and nervous,
and you're the worst cook.

:42:56
Those pancakes...
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I love you.
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I want to take care of you.
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No more pancakes.
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I started out...
:43:17
by trying to use Leonard
to make my reputation.

:43:20
Then I found I had
very strong feelings for him.

:43:24
I never thought
I was attractive.

:43:27
I never had a real romance.
:43:29
Charles Koslow
was the type of man...

:43:32
my mother felt I should marry.
:43:39
Feeling more confident
every day with her patient...

:43:42
Dr. Fletcher takes him
for a cautious outing--

:43:45
an afternoon at her sister's
house in nearby Teaneck.

:43:50
Meryl Fletcher
is an aviatrix...

:43:52
a fine professional pilot.
:43:54
Eudora Fletcher
is an amateur pilot...

:43:57
and the afternoon
is spent relaxing...

:43:59
and retelling
old flying experiences.


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