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Our tale begins in the year of our Lord 1831, when the Bethany Rose wrecked off Bingles
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Beck Beach in the small hamlet of Hunderbee.
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91 souls were lost at night.
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Our heroine was a stowaway, carried to shore by another survivor, a noble black amore,
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Jeff.
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Death be a beast, trying to eat a dead kid.
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He's stealing a lot.
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Fellows of such a hue were not common in Hunderbee, and thinking her dead, Jeff fled,
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taking her locket within.
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Our heroine would indeed have perished had it not been for the arrival of Dr. Fogarty,
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a sturdy man, just shy of his middle years.
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What do you got?
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Is there no one left alive?
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Fogarty on swift hands rushed to her side, gathered her up, and deftly did he blow the
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last to life.
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How different might our tale have been, and the widowed past had not appeared?
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Make way this is God's work.
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Hey sir, I am the physician.
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In the name of our Lord Christ Jesus, let this wretched soul be saved.
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Oh well.
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Edmund's wife, Arabell, had passed suddenly but a year before, and many a haggard fisher
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wife was eager to warm the dent in the widowed's bed.
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But was this young woman, presumed from the ship's log to be the plain spinsed emissionary
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Helen Blone, that snared his weeping eye.
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Dearest to their life, what enjoyed your company of late?
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Though I know little of your history and it seems neither do you, I take much comfort
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from your simplicity, both of looks and character.
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I am a pastor.
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Oh I know sir.
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I had not finished.
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I am a pastor, and it is usual that a pastor has someone who has decided to attend his
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needs and those of the community, in short he'll him, a wife.
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Thinking Edmund her saviour, she accepted the proposal.
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And though the match was not one sparked by passion, Edmund's kind and jock and ways
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led her to expect a marriage benign.
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Her most welcome contrast to the shadowy past that led her to stow away upon the Bethany
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Rose.
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I am most blessed to find you at my time of life.
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Though youth has all but spread his wings and fled you, I don't want to throw your more
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chewy ears at the men that did not take you.
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Perhaps I did not love them as I do you sir.
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You are untouched.
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Due to all of my tellsers, I would be forced to stow to death with my own Christian hand
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any wife of mine who'd airlame with another.
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Yes.
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Helen, I've noted on your cheek a kind of growth.
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Oh my mower.
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You might see fit to cover it for our special day.
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The ship did sink, but her past would not.
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And on the eve of her wedding, Helen was plagued by memories.
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Easy.
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Helen felt her heart would burst if she did not tell Edmund her tale.
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So that very night she crept into Hundaby and slipped the confession beneath the slumbering
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widow's door in a hope that he would forgive her.
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Yet as is the way with so many a marriage, the pair were to be joined till death.
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Neither one truly knowing the other.
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For the letter remained unnoticed.
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Unread.
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What is it my love?
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You... you still love me.
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I don't love you, dove.
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Oh, as I am.
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You are as you are, Helen.
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No, thank you for your grace.
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But where are the congregation?
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They prefer to go to the hanging.
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Dear God.
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We've all rallied round, peeking in bird pies and nursing them through his griefs and
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cerebral past.
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And he chooses to hook up with the first dumpill biscuits spewed up by the sea.
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Biddy?
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Oh, Master Edmund, I was just saying how pretty Miss Elaine was looking.
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Well, it is the most flattering light upon you also.
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Biddy with a foot.
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You always have a look of moses in his lattie years.
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You must miss your dead wife.
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Each hour without her bell is an agony, but perfect souls cannot tear along upon this earthly
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plane, and though our time was brief, I shall always relish that precious snatch.
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Congratulations, Brother Redmond.
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Oh, thank you, crippled hester.
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I did not see you down there.
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Ah, brother, Joseph, you are returned.
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I do hope the call of the savage will not take from us again too soon.
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Fiji, Everbecken, brother Edmund.
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Would that you might join me there next time.
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Some Christian spine into those flat-nosed heathens.
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Underby needs me.
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I have here a small wettigif.
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Gift, no need, brother.
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There is no greater gift than the love of the Lord.
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Some Fiji.
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A bird of paradise.
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Near brother, it is a silk tail.
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I found it in my bed one night, and though I placed it outside, by mourn, he had returned
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and once again deposited himself upon my pillow.
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His feasts pressed to mine like a wife.
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I shall cherish him and call him... I shall call him Raymond.
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It was my late father's name.
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What a company lad.
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How's worth?
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Not well.
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Congratulations, Mr. Suffolk Fidge.
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Mr. Suffolk Fidge.
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Oh, sorry.
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The name sounds so strange.
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I see that.
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Father, son, that's Sharon for you this day.
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And did you persuade him to cast off his cloudy coat?
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Oh, I did command Brother Breeze to go to him to say it was my windy wish.
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Oh.
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Sir, have we met before?
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On Binglesback Beach.
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Come, my bride.
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I'm sure Dr. Fogarty has little time for such idle prattle.
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We must away.
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See, dances and rindled and the...
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Herms are adaged.
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Where's Mother?
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Mr. Smith Tild is still a bed, sir.
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She complained of vipers lashing her inside.
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Her bowels still not spoken, sir.
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Oh, dear.
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Though I... I fancy I got a whisper.
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Oh.
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No hair looks well, don't I?
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Thank you, sir.
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I had it rearranged for the special day.
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I was not invited.
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Very, um, cumulonimbus.
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Is it based on the ground?
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Oh, no, sir.
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It looks very pretty.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Sorry.
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Thank you.
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I must, uh, fresh myself.
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It's time for the show.
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Please, I'll be back.
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No, not too much.
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It's not too much.
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Just checking that all is to Madam's satisfaction.
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Yes.
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Thank you, Dorothy.
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Everything is quite wonderful.
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A room, Mum. I thought a milky pigeon would suit.
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Yes. Thank you.
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Mistress Suffolk Finch's room was the most beautiful in the house.
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A sunset gold that seemed to glow as she did.
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It is not now used, of course.
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No.
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Perhaps Mistress Suffolk Finch would like to approve the menu.
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But she's dead.
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Oh.
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Yes.
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Sorry.
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Yes. It looks lovely.
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Thrushbuns and a thick dark gravy.
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Mistress Arabell liked her gravy.
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Very thick.
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And this is Edmund's mother's room.
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It looks lovely.
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It is on your door.
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I cannot wait to meet you.
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She slumbers.
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In consoleable since I repulsed her.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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I'm sorry.
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We never go in here, Mum.
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It leads to the bell tower and the stairs are quite rotten.
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So, it has kept locked at all times.
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What is that noise?
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Noise, Mum?
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She's most likely owls, Mum.
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Oh.
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They do.
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Deficate through their mouths.
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What interesting breasts do you have, Helen?
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Thank you, sir.
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I suspect Arabels were larger.
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They were considerable.
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You, you what?
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Much darker.
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Down there than perhaps I had imagined.
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Do I not please you, sir?
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No, no, no.
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It is just.
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That Arabels, smooth as ham.
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Nature did not.
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Is he hair broken round with such a black and forceful brush?
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My mother, they say, was raven haired and, and, torn he skinned.
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And her nose?
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Oh, oh, proud nostrils.
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Flared like a lion's.
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Not a zero.
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Oh, no, no, heavens, no, no.
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At least if truth be told, I never knew her.
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Oh, what?
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Oh, I wish I knew her.
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Helen, you've socketed my bridal jerk in.
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Oh, surely no, Velvet, cannot abide moisture.
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Oh, forgive me.
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Oh, I did not know you were so weak.
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Oh, I did not know you were so weak.
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I did not know you were so weak.
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I did not know you were so weak.
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Arabel was so strong.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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Describe her to me, Edmund.
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Arabel.
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Oh.
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She was perhaps the most beautiful creature I ever saw.
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Other than that, Raymond.
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No.
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This is my special day.
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It shall not be ruined.
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Come, dove.
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Dorothy will shave you.
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Your tight interests.
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I'm charming.
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Thank you.
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I believe Dorothy laid it for me.
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It was Arabel's.
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She wore it when first I burst her.
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Come, bride.
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It is a quarter after ten.
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We shall intercourse until the thirty after.
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There may be a sharp searing pain throughout.
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Oh.
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Yes.
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Oh.
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If I could.
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If you could just.
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Oh.
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Okay.
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I said.
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Maybe I should have that.
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For free, but get down.
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It's too late.
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Thank you.
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You know it's been an adventure,
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Oh, yes.
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Oh, huh.
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Yes.
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Bob, will you milk, sir?
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Please.
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That will be your duty for now, hon.
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Would sir at least wish me to take the soiled wedding linens?
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That will not be necessary.
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I've seen a ghost.
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Two edits only seem too ghost.
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They can all be your poor Arabel.
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I'll never understand what she went so quick.
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One day she's eating broiled duds, the next if you're not.
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I heard twice because her face was half hidden by herpes.
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No, this is shiuk donarong in turn.
271
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Mind you don't shiuk on my tongue.
272
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Sorry, ma'am.
273
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Would sir like his bubbly milk?
274
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Yes, please.
275
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Without wishing to be bold, Miss just looked very beautiful
276
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and I went and ate like a proper princess.
277
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Yes, I heard Arabel was quite a beauty.
278
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Arabel?
279
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No, I meant you, mistress.
280
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Oh, thank you, honey.
281
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It's very kind.
282
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Are you, am I?
283
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Ooh.
284
00:20:18,000 --> 00:20:20,000
He's got a good creamier done him.
285
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Let's get it up there at flops.
286
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Thank you.
287
00:20:26,000 --> 00:20:27,000
I'm sorry.
288
00:20:36,000 --> 00:20:37,000
No!
289
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Master Edmund does not wish to be disturbed any further.
290
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His spine is quite a flame from all the activity.
291
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Thank you, Dorothy, but I would pass them.
292
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Do you wish to burn down our home walking about with a naked flame?
293
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No.
294
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No, I only wish to give my husband his bubbly milk.
295
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Oh!
296
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Hello?
297
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Hello.
298
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What are you doing?
299
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What are you doing?
300
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Nothing, nothing so am I.
301
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Nothing around like some rapid bloodhound.
302
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Why do you screw your fist, sir?
303
00:21:37,000 --> 00:21:39,000
Oh, um, I have a pain.
304
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Most likely trapped winds.
305
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I would ask that you do not purge yourself
306
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of such gases in front of bird raiment.
307
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Yes, sir.
308
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Then...
309
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Hello, it's my bubbly milk.
310
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Oh, look!
311
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This is a day for breakfast time.
312
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Something written on it.
313
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What's it say?
314
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Ring.
315
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Ring.
316
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Ring.
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