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It's my fault.
Because I lied. It's unworthy.

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Why didn't I admit it all?
You guessed?

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Mental block. I take a book,
you take a book, I fall asleep.

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So I thought that with your voice
I could at last enter...

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There.
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You'd have been my redeemer,
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my initiator, my muse...
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No.
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I am your reader.
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Not just a reader?
You're a bit something else?

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- No.
- Well, then read.

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But I fully intend to take this further,
believe me.

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Well, then I'll read.
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"It is not the shoes that are unusual,
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unparalleled, that day,
in the girl's attire."

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"What it is, that day, is her hat,
a man's hat with a flat brim."

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"Soft, rosewood-coloured felt
with a wide black band..."

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- The first sentence again.
- Did I wake you?

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- "It is not the shoes that are..."
- No, the first one, earlier on.

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"Fifteen and a half.
It is the crossing..."

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Go on.
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"I am wearing a silk dress.
It's worn, almost transparent..."

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That's it.
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That's how I am.
A sentence like that kills me.

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This worn dress kills me.
You kill me, Mlle.

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A shiver, quivers of desire
overcome me...

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It's beautiful. You're listening,
you're unblocked.

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Believe it or not, I haven't made love
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for six months.
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That's it for today. Goodbye.
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- Did I scare you?
- Not at all, why?


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