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Dear Nelly and Dolly...
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I have to ask you a favor.
While he's here...
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with you, you have to spend
a lot of time with him...
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and chat with him,
and spoil him...
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because he's a child too.
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You're so good, Pio.
:55:20
We love you very much too.
:55:23
I know.
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Dolly...
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The participle.
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The participle...
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is something...
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that's part ofa sipple.
:55:43
That isn't the slightest bit funny,
Miss Dolly.
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-Pio, come on, don't be angry.
-Don't be angry?
:55:53
We don't like knowing what's in books.
We like to know things.
:55:58
You have to know
about everything,just in case.
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Just wait,
in no time at all...
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you'll be aristocratic
young ladies...
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and when your mother
takes you to the salons...
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you're going to excel.
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Imagine if, at a soiree,
they start talking about participles.
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As you two don't know what it is,
people will say...
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''Where on earth...
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did her ladyship find
that pair of mules?''
:56:29
They'll laugh atyou,
and the young men won't love you.
:56:33
They'll love us
even if we don't know participles...
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-conjunctions or anything.
-That's right.
:56:41
And only very boring young men
would take us to soirees...
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to talk about participles.
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Pio...
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how many daughters
do you have?
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Five or six?
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Too many.