The Portrait of a Lady
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Oh!
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So you decided to come?
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Mm-hmm. I came last night.
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Hmm.
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The others are up above.
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I didn't come here for the others.
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I came to say goodbye.
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Who knows if you'll come back?
You're under no obligation to.

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- You think my travels ridiculous?
- No.

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Go everywhere, do everything.
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Be happy, be triumphant.
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- What do you mean by triumphant?
- Well, doing what you like.

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Doing all the vain things one likes
may be tiresome.

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Exactly. And you'll be tired someday.
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I don't know whether
I'd better not wait until then

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for something I want
to say to you.

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I can't advise you
without knowing what it is.

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But I'm horrid when I'm tired.
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I don't believe that.
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You're angry sometimes,
that I can believe,

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but I'm sure
you're never horrid.

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Not even when I lose my temper?
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You don't lose your temper, you
find it. And that must be beautiful.

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If only I could find it now.
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I'm not afraid.
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I should fold my arms
and admire you.

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What I wish to say is that
I find I'm in love with you.

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Oh... No, that had better wait.
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No. You may heed it now or never,
as you please.

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But after all, I must say it.

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