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This is a tale,
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an imaginary story.
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The boy comes forward
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amidst all this social chaos
and says:
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''l know when it's the Sabbath.
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lt's when the air smells sweet.''
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certainly, two days later
the air smelt sweet
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From then on, everyone
believed the kid.
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The Sabbath was back.
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The Sabbath's always back.
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Then Nazis came
and killed them all.
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l knew the ending,
but the tale is good.
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Well, see you Sunday
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at 9 AM.
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Ok. bye
:48:46
Alfadi always screws me!
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He gave you that frame.
:48:50
OK, no big deal.
Remember the watches!
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And it's not for sale!
What is it for?
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My girlfriend's picture.
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You got one?
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Several.
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But l want this one
to see her picture here.
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What's her name?
Adelaide.
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She's not Jewish,
she's Paraguayan.
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We go to dance halls,
eat local dishes...
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How'd you meet her?
She's Marisa's maid.
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Your old girlfriend?
Yes.
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Who married Eugenio?
Yes.
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You're in love with their maid?
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l went to visit them,
and fell madly in love.
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Better than falling in love
:49:36
with Marisa, or Eugenio.
:49:39
Who's normal?
:49:40
You could say he
went off to war.
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lt's not really true,
but it's OK.
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What's true?
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Nothing.
:49:49
lf a mystery has
no answer, leave it at that,
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don't look for phony answers.
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For instance,
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where did we come from?
The Bible says...