You've Got Mail
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Whatever it costs,
it won't be as much...

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...as that exquisitely uncomfortable
mohair episode there.

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Which is now all over my suit.
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Here you go.
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We're also going to have
a section...

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...dedicated just to writers
who've lived on the West Side.

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As a shot to the neighborhood.
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Perfect. keep those West Side
liberalnuts, pseudo-intellectual--

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Readers, Dad.
They're called readers.

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Don't romanticize them.
It'll keep them...

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...from jumping down your throat.
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What's the competition?
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One mystery store, Sleuth,
at 78th and Amsterdam...

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...and a children's bookstore,
Shop Around The Corner.

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Been there forever.
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Cecilia's store.
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Who's that?
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Cecilia kelly.
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Lovely woman. I think we might
have had a date once.

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Or maybe we just exchanged letters.
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You wrote her letters?
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Mail. It was called mail.
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Stamps, envelopes--
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You know, I've heard of it.
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Cecilia had beautiful penmanship.
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She was too young for me...
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...but she was...
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...enchanting.
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Enchanting?
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Her daughter owns it now.
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Too bad for her.
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Excuse me, Mr. Fox.
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My father is getting
married again.

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For 5 years, he's been living
with a woman named Gillian...

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...who studied decorating
at Caesar's Palace.

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Is it porcelain?
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Rubber.
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Once I read a story about a
butterfly in the subway, and today...

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...l saw one.
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It got on at 42nd...
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...and off at 59th...
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...where I assume it went
to Bloomingdale's...

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...to buy a hat that will
turn out to be a mistake.

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As almost all hats are.
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Listen to this:
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Every night a truck pulls up
to my neighborhood bagel place...

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...and pumps about a ton of flour
into underground tanks.

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Then the air is filled...
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...with white dust
which never seems to land.

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Why is that?
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Confession: I have read
Pride and Prejudice about 200 times.

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I get lost in the language.
Words like...


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