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''Lay yur hands
- thse burning memries -
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''On my lving hands
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''And entrust yur lips,
replete with life's warmth,
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''T the tuch f my lving lips.''
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It's fuII.
:16:15
''The wind will carry us.''
:16:17
The bowI is fuII.
:16:19
Yes, yes...
:16:20
''The wind will carry us!''
:16:23
I'm one of Yossef's friends.
:16:25
In fact, I'm his boss.
:16:28
Thank you very much.
:16:30
Raise the Iamp
so I can see your face.
:16:35
I haven't seen Yossef,
:16:36
so at Ieast Iet me know his taste.
:16:42
You won't teII me your name
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and you won't Iet me see your face.
:16:47
At Ieast Iight the ground
so I don't trip up.
:16:56
How Iong did she study?
:16:58
Who?
:16:59
That woman whose poem you recited.
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Forough?
:17:03
I think she was in schooI
untiI the fourth or fifth year.
:17:06
You know, writing poetry
has nothing to do with dipIomas.
:17:11
If you have taIent,
you can do it too.
:17:14
How much do I owe you?
:17:16
Don't mention it.
:17:17
Thank you very much.
:17:19
Pay my mother.
:17:22
Thank you very much.
:17:24
Don't mention it.
:17:26
Good-bye.
:17:34
Good Iuck.
:17:35
How much do I owe you?
:17:37
Three hundred tomans.
:17:39
- Here.
- You're weIcome.
:17:41
Thank you again.
:17:43
Good-bye.
:17:49
Why did you take the money?
Go and give it back to him.
:17:54
He wanted to pay.
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Sir...