Hannah and Her Sisters
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:38:03
- How's everything?
- Oh, you know.

:38:06
l talked to Hannah this morning.
:38:09
She said you were going to
the country this weekend.

:38:11
Yes, she loves to go out in the woods.
:38:14
But l go nuts. lt's a conflict.
:38:19
- l have to get my teeth cleaned this week.
- Oh, that's nice.

:38:25
l figured l'd get
Frederick and Dusty together.

:38:28
- Yeah, that's really nice of you.
- This kid, he's earned a trillion dollars.

:38:32
- He's got six gold records.
- Oh, speaking of records,

:38:37
l bought that Mozart trio
you recommended.

:38:39
The man in the shop showed me
another one you'd love.

:38:42
lt's another Bach, second movement.
:38:45
You have that one? l'd love to hear it.
:38:49
Oh, and Holly met a wonderful man
who loves opera, an architect.

:38:54
Well, that's nice.
l'd love to see her wind up settled.

:38:58
She's a tense one.
:39:09
lsn't that beautiful?
:39:11
l know this.
:39:13
Bach, F Minor Concerto.
lt's one of my favourites.

:39:20
Uh...
:39:22
Did you ever get around to ee cummings?
:39:26
Yes, he's just adorable.
:39:29
They have a very large gay clientele
where l get my teeth cleaned.

:39:34
All the hygienists now wear gloves
because they're afraid of AlDS.

:39:38
Oh, right.
:39:42
Did you ever get around
to the poem on page 1 1 2?

:39:47
Yes, it made me cry,
it was so beautiful, so romantic.

:39:53
(Elliot) l want so badly to kiss her.
:39:56
Not here, you idiot.
You've got to get her alone someplace.

:39:59
But l've got to proceed cautiously.
This is a very delicate situation.


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