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Hello!
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I knew it.
They couldn't beat that wind.
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They've gone straight
into Portsmouth.
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What am I to do all day
dressed in these clothes?
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It's a good question.
So, that is that.
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The men will not
be back tonight.
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This kind of wind
dies in the evening.
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Unless they are at the harbor,
sails will not fill.
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I cannot bear
to spend the night alone.
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You won't be alone.
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You're with Karen and me.
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I now encounter my most
difficult task of all...
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which is that
of confronting the events
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of the 5th of March, 1873.
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It is not that I do not
remember details of events,
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for I do...
too vividly.
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The colors sharp
and garish;
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sounds heightened and abrasive,
as in a terrible dream
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that one has over and over
and cannot escape.
:30:32
The longer they stay away,
the fewer chores we have to do.
:30:35
I'm hungry.
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Should have eaten
your supper.
:30:40
I've just cleaned up
the kitchen.
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Maren?
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Can I spend the night
in your bed?
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I am cold
and afraid.
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Don't be silly.
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Perfectly safe
and warm in your room.
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Please?
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I know it's childish,
but please?