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    ”herinesaid,”isthereanyreasonthenoneyforit.”

    ”youdid”davidasked.

    ”perhapsnotexaeandthatbookaboutallthedfliershassold,hasntityouellhouustadtyouvelivedrefortablythanyoudidbeforeyourried.”

    thegirldidnotsayanythinganddavidinutesbeforethetitheyusuallyhadlunay,”hesaid.

    ”dontbesobloodyfalsepolite,”catherinesaid.”ireadthestory”

    ”itsjustteninpencil.ithasntevenbeenpied.youtoreaditthatway.”

    ”ritareaditthatway.

    ”readitafterlunchthen.”

    ”itoreaditnow,david.”

    ”ireallyreaditbeforelunch.”

    ”isitdisgusting”

    ”itsastoryaboutafriajijiiverebellionof1905intanganyika.”

    ”ididntkoriovels.”

    ”ialone,”davidsaid.”itsastorythathappensinafricaeightyearsold.”

    ”itoreadit.”

    davidhadgoothefarendofthebarandofaleathercup.thegirlsatonastoolocatherine.hechedhergcatherineassheread.

    ”itstartsveryiscalledthepastoralepart.”

    sheputdohefirstnotebookandthegirlpickeditupaonherlap,hereyesstillgcatherine.

    catherinereadonandsaidnothingnhthesendpart.theorethecahierihefloor.

    ”itshorrible,”shesaid.”itsbestial.sothatyourfatherwaslike.”

    ”no,”saiddavid.”butthatfini**.”

    ”nothingakefini**.

    ”ididntyoutoreaditatall.”

    ”no.youbothnspiredtokereadit.”

    ”yihavethekey,david,tolothefloor.it

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    ”itsevenrehorribleonster.”

    ”itwasaveryoddrebellion,”davidsaid.

    ”youreaveryoddpersontoeaboutit,”shesaid.

    ”iaskedyounottoreadthestory.”

    sheeyou,”shesaid.

    theyinbedandite.

    ”shellgoaeshutuporputaherinesaid.

    ”no.thatisnttrue.”

    ”butyousuggestedoszerland.”

    ”ifyoueothedentist.”

    ”no.theydshutup.ikno.iknothoseplaces.”

    ”itsaneasydriveaiful.yanduptherh6nefroyontogeneva.asogoodadvidkeafuntripoutofit.”

    ”igo.”

    ”averygoodintelligentdoctorthat”

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    ”allright.dontthinkaboutitnotrytosleep.”

    ”ifidonthavetogo.”

    ”haveto.”

    ”illsleepthen.areyougoingtooing”

    ”yes.ightaswell.”

    ”youlldavid.yousleepoo.”

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