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Oh, didn't you read Joseph's letter?
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"How are you, my dear Amelia?
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"And how is all your little family?
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"If you did but know how brightly
your image burns for me...

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"and how I dream of you
and Georgy hand-in-hand.

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"Every detail of your daily life
is precious to me...

:21:30
as I sit and write
beneath the Indian sun. '"

:21:36
"Dear William.
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"Thank you for your letter which took
three months to reach me... Mother?

:21:44
But was very welcome when it did. '"
:21:51
Mother, what are you doing here?
I was coming to see you on Saturday.

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"Georgy is in good health...
I made Georgy some shirts.

:21:59
And living with his grandfather. '"
I was going to leave them for him.

:22:03
Oh, Mother. I couldn't wear
your funny old shirts now.

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Good day to you, madam.
Come along, Georgy.

:22:12
You are silly, Mama.
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- Silly old Mama!
- "I am persuaded it is better.

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So, for his sake, I must submit. '"
:22:29
Listen, Dobbs, if you'd rather
leave it for some other time,
I can easily find someone else.

:22:33
No. No, no, I'm coming.
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"I confess it was with quite a pang that I
read Joseph's news of your engagement. '"

:22:39
What?
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Dobbs, I can't breathe!
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Good Lord, Dobbs.
Have you lost your mind altogether?


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