:43:00
A man was sitting there
with a Hogarth nose.
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He looked up and said:
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"So sorry. Good afternoon."
:43:08
- Would you like some help?
- May I look around?
:43:12
Oh, yes. Of course. Please do.
:43:21
The shelves go on forever.
:43:24
They go up to the ceiling
and they're very old and gray...
:43:29
...like old oak that absorbed so much dust
over the years...
:43:32
...they no longer are their true color.
:43:34
There's a print selection...
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...or rather a long print table
with Cruikshank, Rackham...
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...and Spy and all those
old English caricaturists and illustrators...
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...that I'm not smart enough
to know a lot about.
:43:48
There are some lovely old
illustrated magazines.
:43:55
I stayed about half an hour
hoping your Frank...
:43:58
...or one of the girls would turn up.
:43:59
They must have been all out to lunch,
and I couldn't stay any longer.
:44:13
What kind of a Pepys' Diary...
:44:17
...do you call this?
:44:21
This is not...
:44:23
...Pepys' Diary.
:44:28
This is some busybody...
:44:32
...editor's collection...
:44:35
...of excerpts...
:44:38
...from Pepys' Diary.
:44:43
May he rot.
:44:45
I could just spit.