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He felt it was good for me
to meet some new people.

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The aristocratic Cornélie Huygens
celebrated her birthday.

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A rich and sucessful novellist.
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A member of the party board,
just like Pieter Jelles.

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- Cornélie.
- Pieter.

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Good of you to come.
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Did you come alone?
- No

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Sjoukje, how wonderful
to finally meet you.

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Piet told me so much about you.
- He did?

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He also talked about you.
I will read your novels soon.

:49:46
I wouldn't read them all
if l were you.

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But you should read her
latest articles and pamflets.

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Those are worth reading.
Aren't they, Piet?

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Is he always this honest to you too?
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- Cornélie.
Johanna, excuse me.

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A wait...These are Henri
and Nelly van Kool, whom l mentioned.

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Henri van Kool.
Pieter how nice to see you again.

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- How nice to finally meet you.
-If it works out we'll be in parliament in 6 months.

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Say have you seen Bahlman already?
Yes, he's over there.

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Oh.. Pardon me.
- Van Wijngaarden.

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- That's Bahlman, a German textile mogul
who financially supports the party.

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He's divorced but is somewhat
charmed by Cornélie.

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But it seems that she doesn't like
a steady commitment.

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May l introduce you?
Mr. Bahlman?

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This is my wife.
- Very pleased to meet you.

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How wonderful of you to support the movement.
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You can thank this wonderful lady for that.
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She is very enthusiastic about your husband.
- Mr. Bahlmann is a flatterer.

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Come Piet, l want you to meet someone.
:50:56
Master Folte,
the publisher of my new book.


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