:44:02
I don't mind. I'm only 133.
:44:07
Now what's this about Rose?
You said you "sort of" heard from her?
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There is some sad news.
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I would have written, but I thought
I'd wait until you were here.
:44:20
When I look at the river,
I feel like I'm a boy again.
:44:24
I was 13 when I saw Rose
coming across the bridge
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carrying that suitcase.
I remember that suitcase.
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Well?
:44:39
We have our drinks.
We're out here on the porch.
:44:42
You have prepared me for it.
:44:46
Rose isn't well.
Isn't that it? She's sick again?
:44:52
No, son. She's dead.
:45:03
Rose is dead?
:45:05
I'm afraid so.
:45:07
About a week ago.
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Her husband phoned me. She asked him
to if anything happened to her.
:45:33
You have
knocked me for a loop, old man.
:45:38
I know.
:45:40
You loved her.
:45:42
You loved her, and so did I.
:45:45
It was an awful shock to me, too, son.
:45:49
Rose was so alive...
:45:53
It's hard to believe.