:48:05
Smith?
:48:08
l've been reading
your Newspeak articles in The Times.
:48:12
Yes.
:48:13
You write very elegantly.
That is not my own opinion.
:48:17
l was recently talking to a friend of yours,
who is an expert.
:48:20
His name has slipped my memory
for a moment.
:48:23
What l wanted to say was, that there were
one or two unwords, only very recent.
:48:29
Have you seen the 10th edition
of the Newspeak Dictionary?
:48:33
No, we're still using
the 9th edition at Minrec.
:48:36
A few advance copies
have been segregated. l have one myself.
:48:42
You might be interested.
:48:44
Yes.
:48:46
There are some plus skillful
new developments.
:48:49
Let me give you my address.
:48:54
l'm usually at home in the evenings.
:48:56
lf not, my servant
will give you the dictionary.
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14,000 Victory Vampires...
:49:13
6, 700 Ingsoc cadets...
:49:16
4,600 Ingsoc sea cadets...
:49:20
12,300 Porteous piloted missiles...
:49:24
31,000 Victory fighter bombers...
:49:27
23,000 Big Brother heavy bombers.
:49:29
''It has happened at last.
:49:32
''The call has come.
:49:35
''It seems that all my life...
:49:39
''I've been waiting for it. ''
:49:41
...is to be named after
Sub-lieutenant Ogilvy...
:49:45
hero of the State of Oceania...
:49:47
recently awarded, posthumously,
the Order of Conspicuous Gallantry...
:49:52
for his action
in the recent glorious victory...
:49:55
over the forces of Eastasia
on the Malabar Front, in South India.