1. Still got it.
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4. Do the jerk, baby
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5. Do the jerk now
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6. Hey
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8. And then you go downtown now
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9. I said buy yourself
a shotgun now
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baby now
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baby now
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12. And then you shoot him
'fore he runs now
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13. I said, Shotgun
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16. Do the jerk now
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17. Hey
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19. I said we're goin' down here
Listen to 'em play the blues
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22. I said, Shotgun
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24. Do the jerk baby
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29. An old friend.
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through a closet
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sitting there.
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It's got character.
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used to carry it around in this
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for a publisher.
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37. Haven't been a writer since
I got in the Misery business.
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38. It's not a bad business. And
it would still be growing, too.
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39. The first printing
for Misery's Child
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Over a million.
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on your daughter's teeth
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through college,
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floor seats to the Knicks.
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get? You go and kill her!
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to become my life.
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gotten rid of her now,
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writing her forever.
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to try to finish the new book.
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50. If I can make this work, I might just
have something I want on my tombstone.
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number-one fan.
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to worry about.
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I'll take good care of you.
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Silver Creek.
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You're gonna be okay.
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I'm also a nurse.
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63. Here.
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64. What are they?
They're called Novril.
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65. They're for your pain.
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66. Thank you.
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67. How come I'm not
in a hospital?
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68. The blizzard was too strong. I
couldn't risk trying to get you there.
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the phone lines are down.
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You've gotta rest.
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opera when you move, don't they?
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forever, Paul, I promise you.
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will be fine, too.
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pretty badly dislocated.
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I finally popped it back in.
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the work I did on those legs.
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I had around the house,
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who could've done any better.
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as bad as it looks.
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of the tibia in both legs,
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right leg is fractured, too.
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the bones moving,
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to remain immobile.
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the roads open,
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90. Meantime, you've got
a lot of recovering to do,
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that you'll do it in my home.
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calling from New York City.
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93. I'd like to speak to the Silver
Creek Chief of Police or Sheriff.
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of them do you want?
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both not busy, Miss Sindell,
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the Policeman's Benefit Association,
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Retirement Fund,
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guide, you could do a lot worse.
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Everybody does.
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I feel like a fool calling you,
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clients, Paul Sheldon,
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kind of trouble.
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106. You mean Paul Sheldon
the writer?
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107. He's your client, huh?
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108. Yes, he is.
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109. Everybody sure likes
those Misery books.
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110. I'm sure you know that Paul's been
coming to the Silver Creek Lodge
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to finish his books.
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112. I understand he's been up
here the last six weeks.
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113. Well, not quite.
I just called there
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checked out last Tuesday.
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a little strange?
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Does he usually phone you
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out of a hotel?
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118. No, of course not. It's just that
his daughter hasn't heard from him,
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119. and when he has a new book coming
out, he usually keeps in touch.
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120. Now when there wasn't
any word from him, I...
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121. You think he might
be missin', huh?
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122. I hate that I made this call.
Tell me I'm being silly.
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123. A little overprotective, maybe,
but tell you what I'll do.
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reported out here,
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through our system, and
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I'll call you right back.
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127. I'd appreciate that.
Thanks a lot.
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128. Goodbye, Miss Sindell.
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129. We got a phone call?
Busy morning.
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130. Yeah. Work, work, work.
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131. Virginia,
when was that blizzard?
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132. Last Tuesday. Why?
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133. No reason.
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134. I guess it was kind of a
miracle, you finding me.
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a miracle at all.
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I was following you.
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137. You were following me?
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138. Well, it wasn't any secret to me
you were staying at the Silver Creek,
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number-one fan and all.
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140. Some nights I'd just tool
on down there and sit outside
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141. and look up at
the light in your cabin
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142. and I'd try to imagine what
was goin' on in the room
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greatest writer.
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I didn't hear you.
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to hurt this neck.
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147. Well, the other afternoon
I was on my way home,
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leavin' the lodge.
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genius would go for a drive
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a big storm comin'.
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a big storm coming.
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And lucky for me, too,
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you can write more books.
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154. Oh, Paul, I've read
everything of yours.
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I know 'em all by heart.
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I love them so.
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160. Thank you.
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be up? I have to call my daughter,
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my agent in New York
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I'm still breathing.
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164. It shouldn't be
too much longer now.
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165. Once the roads are open, the
phone lines'll be up in no time.
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I'll keep tryin' them for you.
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167. Thank you.
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168. Could I ask you a favor?
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a new Paul Sheldon book, and
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173. Well, I do have a very
hard-and-fast rule as to
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at this early stage.
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175. Only my editor, my agent,
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176. and anybody that saves me from
freezing to death in a car wreck.
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177. You'll never realize what a
rare treat you've given me.
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178. Boy, it's like clockwork
the way your pain comes.
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179. I'll get you
your Novril, Paul.
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180. Forgive me for prattling away
and making you feel all oogy.
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new book called?
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182. I don't have a title yet.
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184. I don't know.
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185. I know it sounds crazy, but
I haven't written anything
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and you can tell me
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189. Maybe you can
come up with a title.
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190. Like I could do that!
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191. There's nothin' unusual about
Mr. Sheldon's leaving, Buster.
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192. You can tell
by the champagne.
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193. Maybe you can, Libby.
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194. No, see, he always orders
a bottle of Dom Pérignon
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196. Then he pays up
and he's out the door.
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or Federal Express packages?
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198. Anything out
of the ordinary?
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Mr. Sheldon likes
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out of the ordinary.
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201. Considering who he is
and all, famous and all,
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203. Drives up from New York in the
same car each time, a '65 Mustang.
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204. He says it helps him
to think.
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been a good guest.
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never bothers a soul.
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207. I sure hope nothing's
happened to him.
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208. So do I.
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209. I bet that old Mustang is
pulling into New York right now.
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210. I'm sure you're right.
Thanks, Libby.
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211. My pleasure.
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212. I know I'm only 40 pages
into your book, but...
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215. What is it?
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216. Well, it's ridiculous.
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to someone like you?
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218. It's all right,
I can take it.
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219. Well, it's
brilliantly written.
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220. But then everything
you write is brilliant.
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221. Pretty rough so far?
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222. The swearing, Paul.
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bothers you?
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I was a slum kid.
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228. They do not!
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229. What do you think I say when
I go to the feed store in town?
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of that F-ing pig feed
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bitchly cow corn"?
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232. And in the bank,
do I tell Mrs. Bollinger,
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of a check,
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Christing money"?
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235. There! Look there!
See what you made me do?
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Can you ever forgive me?
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That's all I meant.
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243. Virginia, when
you're in this car
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you're my deputy.
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245. Well, this deputy'd
rather be home
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with the sheriff.
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247. Stop. Stop.
What? What?
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248. See that broken limb?
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249. Could've been
the weight of the snow.
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250. Yeah? Could've been a rotten
branch, could've been the wind,
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a lot of things.
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252. Damn!
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253. Need some help?
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254. No, I'm enjoyin' myself!
Thank you.
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Sheldon's out there?
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256. I hope not.
If he is, he's dead.
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257. Let's go to
the newspaper office.
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259. No, that's fine.
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260. Look what I got. They
had it at the store, Paul.
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261. There was a whole batch
of 'em there,
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262. and as soon as I saw it I slammed
my money down. I got the first copy.
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263. Then the roads are open.
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264. Well, the one to town is,
but that's about it.
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265. I called the hospital and I talked
to the head orthopedic surgeon
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266. and I told him who you
were and what had happened.
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267. He said as long as there's no
infection you're not in any danger,
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to the hospital is open,
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an ambulance for you.
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270. The phone's working?
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271. Well, mine's still out, but the
ones in town were working just fine.
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272. I called that
agent of yours.
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273. Paul, I peeked at
the very beginning.
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274. What a wonderful
first page.
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275. Just to read the name
Misery Chastain...
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276. My daughter's gotta
be goin' nuts.
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277. It's like a visit from
my oldest, dearest friend.
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278. I mean, I'm supposed to be home
for her birthday. It's today.
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tell her you were okay,
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to wait till tomorrow
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to her yourself.
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282. Oh, Paul.
What a poet you are.
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scrambled eggs à la Wilkes.
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it's okay.
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of any words.
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291. No. It's not just great,
it's
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you two should meet.
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beast in the whole world,
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298. Yes. I told you I was
your number-one fan.
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299. Yeah, I'm... I'm
starting to believe you.
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300. This farm was
kind of dreary,
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and chickens and me.
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here, everything changed.
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is what she is.
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305. I'm on Page 300 now, Paul, and it's
better than perfect. It's divine.
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306. What's the ceiling
that dago painted?
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308. Yeah!
That and Misery's Child.
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309. Those are the only two divine
things ever in this world!
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310. When my husband left me,
I wasn't prepared.
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312. For a while I thought
I might go crazy.
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what I did to get through it
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at a hospital.
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discovered Misery.
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made me forget all my problems.
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321. Course, I suppose you had a little
something to do with that, too.
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them over and over.
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to go on this one,
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just turn right to the first page
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all over again.
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Yeah.
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not against marriage per se,
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special guy to make me
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that aisle again.
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334. Yeah, it's not something you
should enter into lightly.
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institution of marriage anymore.
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of real commitment.
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stay here and chat,
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I gotta find out what happens.
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341. You dirty bird.
How could you?
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Chastain cannot be dead!
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often died in childbirth.
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is the important thing,
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is still alive.
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I want her!
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348. No. I didn't.
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350. No one. She died,
she just slipped away.
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351. Slipped away? Slipped away?
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352. She didn't just slip away!
You did it!
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You murdered my Misery!
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you were good, Paul.
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another lying old dirty birdie.
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be around you for a while.
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359. And don't even think about
anybody coming for you.
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360. Not the doctors, not your
agent, not your family,
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363. And you better hope
nothing happens to me.
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364. Because if I die,
you die.
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365. No, Miss Sindell, there's no
point in comin' up here now.
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366. Everything that
can be done is.
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367. Yes, we're working close
with the state police
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368. and the FBI's
been informed.
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369. Right. Right. As soon as we know
anything, we'll let you know.
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370. No bother at all. Call
anytime. Bye, Miss Sindell.
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371. All right. Well, I sure
appreciate it. Thank you.
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Sheldon's credit charges,
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after the Silver Creek.
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374. And no calls about
the article, either.
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375. You poor, dear thing. What
are you doing on the floor?
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376. It's all my fault.
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bed this never would've happened.
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help you back in.
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379. I know this hurts, but it'll
only take a few seconds.
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380. Upsy-daisy!
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383. There you go. Comfy?
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384. Perfect.
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for you.
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something you must do.
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I could have a little snack
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for the surprise?
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want, but you must listen first.
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little muddy, I accept that.
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I couldn't remember
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they were asking me
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in Denver.
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I thought clearly.
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"I delivered him unto you
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show him the way. "
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more along the lines
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kind of thing.
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no time for jokes.
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of this filth.
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407. I know this may be difficult
for you, but it's for the best.
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not difficult at all.
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dozens of copies.
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an auction in New York.
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411. Every publishing house in
New York is reading it now.
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412. So if you want me
to burn my book, fine.
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the world of anything.
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the only copy, Paul.
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418. When you were 24 you wrote your
first book, and you didn't make a copy
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419. because you didn't think
anybody would take it seriously.
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420. But they did. And ever since
you've never made any copies
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421. because you're
superstitious.
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422. It's why you always come back
to the Silver Creek Lodge.
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Merv Griffin 1 years ago.
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424. Merv Griffin.
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425. I'll tell you what. It doesn't
ever have to be published.
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426. No one ever has to read it.
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427. I'll just keep it for myself.
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428. No one will even
know it exists.
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429. As long as it does exist,
your mind won't ever be free.
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430. I think you should
light the match, Paul.
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431. Can't you see
it's what God wants?
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432. You're so brilliant,
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433. I would think you'd
certainly be able to see that.
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434. We're put on this earth
to help people, Paul.
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435. Like I'm trying
to help you.
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436. Please. Help me help you.
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437. You're doing the right thing.
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438. My goodness! Goodness gracious! Oh, my.
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439. Goodness!
Heavens to Betsy!
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440. Oh, my goodness!
Oh, my goodness!
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441. Heavens to Betsy!
Oh, goodness!
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442. Well, isn't that
an oogy mess?
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443. That's the Steadman place
down there.
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444. And that's the Wilkes farm
straight ahead.
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445. That's no '65 Mustang.
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446. There's nothing else out this
way. Let's... Let's circle back.
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447. I do believe
the winters are getting
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448. shorter and shorter
every year.
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449. People say it has something
to do with the ozone layer.
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450. What do you think?
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451. I don't know.
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452. Yeah, well, it's a theory.
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453. Here's your Novril.
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454. All right. We're back.
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455. Now, you're gonna have to
remind us who the audience chose.
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456. They chose Kevin.
They chose Kevin.
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457. Hi, Kevin.
Hi. How you doin', Chuck?
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458. Fine. Make yourself
at home back there,
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459. and Sheree will tell us
about the date.
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460. Okay. First of all, I picked
out a very classy restaurant.
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461. It was so classy, and he
shows up without no tie...
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462. See, isn't this nice?
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463. Great. I always wanted to visit
the other side of the room.
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464. And look what
I got for you.
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465. An electric razor, so you
can shave yourself now.
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466. If I knew this was gonna be the
surprise, I'd have burned all my books.
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467. Now, don't poke fun!
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468. This is a very big day for you, Paul.
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469. You just sit tight and
I'll set everything up.
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470. Set what up?
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471. That's the
big surprise.
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472. Your new studio.
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473. After all, writers
do need a place to work.
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474. Work? You mean write?
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475. What in the world
do you think I'd write?
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476. Paul, I don't think.
I know.
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477. Now that you've gotten rid
of that nasty manuscript,
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478. you can go back to doing
what you're great at.
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479. You're gonna write
a new novel,
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480. your greatest
achievement ever.
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482. Misery's Return?
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483. I know you didn't mean it
when you killed her,
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484. and now
you'll make it right.
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485. It'll be a book
in my honor,
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486. for saving your life and
nursing you back to health.
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487. Paul, you're gonna make me
the envy of the whole world!
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488. You just expect me to whip
something off, is that it?
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489. I expect nothing less
than your masterpiece.
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490. You do understand that
this is not the ordinary way
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491. in which books get written.
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492. I mean, some people might actually
consider this an oddball situation.
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493. I have total confidence
in your brilliance.
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494. Besides, the view
will inspire you.
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495. You just inhale that.
I'll be right back.
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496. I guess you don't get
bothered by neighbors much.
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497. Don't you
worry about that,
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498. you'll have total solitude so
you can concentrate on your work.
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499. Great.
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500. I got you this expensive
paper to type on,
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501. and I got a great deal
on this 50-pound clunker,
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502. on account of
its missing an "N."
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503. I told the saleslady
"N" was one of the letters
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504. in my favorite writer's name.
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505. It's two of the letters in my
favorite nurse's name, A-nn-ie.
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506. You fooler! Did I do good?
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507. You did great.
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508. There is just
one little thing.
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509. I can't work on this paper. See,
it's Corrasable Bond. It smudges.
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510. So I thought maybe,
if you went back into town,
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511. you could bring me
some white long-grain mimeo.
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512. But mine cost the most, so I
don't see how it can smudge.
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513. Come here, I'll show you.
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514. It does smudge, after all.
Isn't that fascinating.
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515. I thought
you'd be interested.
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516. I'd like for you to be
in on everything, Annie.
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517. Not just the finished book,
but how it's written.
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518. Thank you
for thinking of me.
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519. Anything else I can get
while I'm in town?
Copy !req
520. Any other crucial requirements
that need satisfying?
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521. Would you like
a tiny tape recorder?
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522. Or how about a handmade set
of writing slippers?
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523. No, just the paper
will be fine.
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524. Are you sure?
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525. 'Cause if you want, I'll bring
back the whole store for you.
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526. Annie, what's the matter?
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527. What's the matter? I'll
tell you what's the matter!
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528. I go out of my way for you!
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529. I do everything to try
and make you happy!
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530. I feed you, I clean you, I dress
you, and what thanks do I get?
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531. "You bought
the wrong paper, Annie.
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532. "I can't write on
this paper, Annie!"
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533. Well, I'll get
your stupid paper,
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534. but you just better
start showing me
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535. a little more appreciation
around here, Mister Man!
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536. Shit.
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537. Come on, you've written
about this, now do it.
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538. What do you know?
It actually works.
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539. What a surprise.
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540. You crazy bitch.
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541. Paul, I've got your paper.
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542. I hope it's enough. It's three
reams of long-grain mimeo.
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543. Just the kind you asked for.
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544. Paul, you're dripping
with perspiration.
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545. Your color is very hectic.
What have you been doing?
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546. You know damn well
what I've been doing.
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547. I've been
sitting here suffering.
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548. I need my pills.
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549. Poor dear. Let's get you back
in bed and I'll get them for you.
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550. I want my pills now!
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551. It'll only take a second.
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552. No!
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553. I want my pain
to go away, Annie.
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554. Please, make it go away.
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555. Please, Annie. Please.
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556. It just breaks my heart
to see you like this.
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557. I've done a lot
of thinking on the drive.
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558. Here you go.
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559. And I'm absolutely certain the main
reason I've never been more popular
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560. is because of my temper.
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561. You must be so mad at me.
The truth, now.
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562. Well... Who doesn't let off a
little steam every once in a while?
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563. My genius needs his rest
before he writes.
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564. Footsies up.
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565. There you go.
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566. Here. In case you think
of any ideas.
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567. Well, I wouldn't
expect too much.
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568. Don't be silly!
You'll be brilliant.
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569. Think of me as
your inspiration.
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570. I have faith in you,
my darling.
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571. Catch this.
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572. "My darling. "
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573. The presumption must now be
that Paul Sheldon is dead.
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574. We know that he somehow managed
to crawl outside his vehicle,
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575. but we have been unable
to find his body
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576. anywhere in the vicinity
of the accident.
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577. We also know that
if anyone had found him
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578. they would have taken him
to an area hospital.
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579. Undoubtedly he is buried
somewhere out there in the snow.
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580. We'll find him
after the first thaw.
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581. That is, unless the animals
didn't get to him first,
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582. which is
a distinct possibility.
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583. Local papers...
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584. That was a statement from Colorado
Police Chief Sherman Douglas.
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585. The whereabouts of famed
novelist Paul Sheldon is...
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586. We will be updating
you with the latest...
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587. You don't think
he's dead, do you?
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588. Well, he might well be,
but not the way they say.
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589. He never crawled out
of that car by himself.
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590. You can see the dents
on the door there.
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591. Someone pulled him out.
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592. I'm sorry, Paul.
This is all wrong.
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593. What?
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594. You'll have to
do it over again.
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595. It's not worthy of you.
Throw it all out.
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596. Except for that part of naming
the gravedigger after me.
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597. You can leave that in.
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598. I really value
your criticism,
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599. but maybe we're being
a little hasty here.
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600. Paul, what you've written
just isn't fair.
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601. Not fair?
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602. That's right.
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603. When I was growing
up in Bakersfield,
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604. my favorite thing
in all the world
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605. was to go to the movies on Saturday
afternoons for the chapter plays.
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606. Cliffhangers.
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607. I know that, Mister Man!
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608. They also call them serials.
I'm not stupid, you know!
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609. Anyway, my favorite
was Rocketman,
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610. and once it was
a no-brakes chapter,
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611. and the bad guys stuck him
in a car on a mountain road,
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612. and knocked him out
and welded the doors shut
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613. and tore out the brakes
and started him to his death.
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614. And he woke up and tried to
steer and tried to get out,
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615. but the car went off a
cliff before he could escape,
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616. and it crashed and burned
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617. and I was so upset
and excited!
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618. And the next week, you better
believe I was first in line.
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619. And they always start with
the end of the last week,
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620. and there was Rocketman,
trying to get out,
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621. and here comes the cliff,
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622. and just before the car went
off the cliff he jumped free,
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623. and all the kids cheered!
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624. But I didn't cheer. I stood
right up and started shouting,
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625. "This isn't what
happened last week!
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626. Have you all got amnesia?
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627. "They just cheated us!
This isn't fair!
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628. "He didn't get out
of the cockadoodie car!"
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629. They always cheated like
that in chapter plays.
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630. But not you.
Not with my Misery.
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631. Remember Ian did ride
for Dr. Cleary
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632. at the end of the last book, but
his horse fell jumping that fence,
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633. and Ian broke his shoulder and his
ribs and lay all night in the ditch
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634. and he never reached
the doctor,
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635. so there couldn't have been any
experimental blood transfusion
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636. that saved her life.
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637. Misery was buried in the
ground at the end, Paul,
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638. so you'll have
to start there.
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639. Is it fair?
Should I continue?
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640. You better!
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641. Oh, Paul!
When Ian realized that
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642. the reason they'd
buried Misery alive
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643. was because the bee sting had
put her in that temporary coma!
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644. And when Gravedigger Wilkes
remembered how 30 years earlier
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645. the same thing had happened
to Lady Evelyn-Hyde!
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646. And then old Dr. Cleary
deduced that Misery
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647. must be Lady Evelyn-Hyde's
long-lost daughter
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648. because of the rarity of deadly
bee stings, my heart just leapt!
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649. I've known from
the very first book
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650. that Misery had to
be born of nobility
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651. and I was right!
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652. Yeah.
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653. Paul, can I read each
chapter when you're finished?
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654. I can fill in the "N's. "
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655. Will she be her old self
now that Ian has dug her out,
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656. or will she have amnesia?
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657. Have to wait.
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658. Will she still love him with
that special, perfect love?
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659. You'll have to wait.
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660. Not even a hint?
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661. Uh-uh.
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662. Misery's alive, Misery's
alive! It's so romantic!
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663. This whole house is gonna
be filled with romance!
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664. I'm gonna put on
my Liberace records!
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665. You do like Liberace,
don't you?
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666. Whenever he played
Radio City,
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667. who do you think was right
there in the front row?
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668. I'm gonna play my records
all day long, to inspire you.
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669. He's my all-time favorite.
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670. Annie.
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671. Would you have
dinner with me tonight?
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672. To celebrate Misery's Return.
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673. I couldn't have
done it without you.
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674. Paul.
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675. It would be an honor.
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676. No, he's not here.
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677. I don't know where he is.
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678. He never tells me
anything anymore.
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679. He's probably out
havin' an affair somewhere.
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680. Wait a minute.
He's comin' in now.
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681. It's Jim Taylor.
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682. He wants to know who you're
havin' an affair with.
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683. Hello, Jim.
What's doin'?
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684. Jim, we've been
through this before.
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685. If you're gonna have benches
out in front of your store,
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686. people are gonna want
to sit on 'em.
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687. Well, I don't like him,
either,
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688. but I'm not gonna
come over there
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689. and tell him to move.
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690. Give my best to
Denise. Bye.
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691. Well, whoever she is,
she sure likes to read a lot.
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692. Virginia, I'm flattered that you
think I've got that much energy.
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693. I figured that if
I can't find Paul Sheldon,
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694. at least I can find out
what he wrote about.
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695. What do you expect to find?
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696. A story about a guy who drove his
car off a cliff in a snowstorm?
Copy !req
697. You see, it's just
that kind of sarcasm
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698. that's given our marriage
real spice.
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699. I'll be seeing you
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700. In all the old
familiar places
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701. I hope you like it.
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702. It looks wonderful.
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703. So do you.
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704. I've never had meatloaf this
good. What do you do to it?
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705. My secret is I only use
fresh tomatoes, never canned.
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706. And to give it
that little extra zip,
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707. I mix in some Spam
with the ground beef.
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708. Can't get this in a
restaurant in New York.
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709. Let's have a toast.
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710. A toast?
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711. Yes. To Misery.
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712. Let me pour you some wine.
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713. To Misery.
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714. Wait. Let's do this right.
Do you have any candles?
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715. I don't know.
I think so.
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716. I'll go look.
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717. Did you study decorating
or do you just have a flair?
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718. Oh, you!
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719. I just picked things up
over the years.
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720. Well,
it certainly says you.
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721. You really think so?
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722. Absolutely.
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723. Listen, if you can't
find any, it's okay.
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724. I just thought it'd be nice.
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725. Are you kidding? If anyone
had ever told me that one day
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726. I'd be having
a candlelit dinner
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727. with Paul Sheldon
in my own house,
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728. I would have checked
both legs
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729. to see which one
was bein' pulled!
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730. Will this do?
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731. It's perfect.
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732. To Misery and to Annie Wilkes,
who brought her back to life.
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733. Paul, I get goose bumps
every time I think about it!
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734. My God, what have I done?
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735. I'm so sorry, Paul!
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736. I ruined your
beautiful toast!
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737. Will you ever forgive me?
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738. Here, let me
pour another one.
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739. Can we pretend
this never happened?
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740. To Misery.
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741. To Misery.
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742. Paul, this is positively the
best Misery you've ever written.
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743. Here's your pills.
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744. Annie?
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745. Annie, what is it?
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746. The rain.
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747. Sometimes it
gives me the blues.
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748. When you first came here,
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749. I only loved the writer
part of Paul Sheldon.
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750. But now I know I love
the rest of him, too.
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751. I know you don't love me.
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752. Don't say you do.
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753. You're a beautiful, brilliant,
famous man of the world
Copy !req
754. and I'm not
a movie-star type.
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755. You'll never know the fear
of losing someone like you,
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756. if you're someone like me.
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757. Why would you lose me?
Copy !req
758. The book's almost finished.
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759. Your legs are getting better.
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760. Soon you'll be
wanting to leave.
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761. Why would I leave?
I like it here.
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762. That's very kind of you, but
I'll bet it's not altogether true.
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763. I have this gun.
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764. Sometimes I think
about using it.
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765. I better go now.
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766. I might put bullets in it.
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767. "There is a justice
higher than that of man.
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768. "I will be judged by Him. "
Copy !req
769. What?
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770. They're haulin'
Misery into court.
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771. That's nice.
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772. There is a justice
higher than that of man.
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773. I will be judged by Him.
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774. See you in the morning.
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775. I'm supposed to lead to the
finale of my show right now,
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776. but I'm having such a
wonderful time that I have...
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777. Paul.
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778. Hmm?
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779. I know you've been out.
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780. What?
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781. You've been out of your room.
Copy !req
782. No, I haven't.
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783. Paul, my little
ceramic penguin
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784. in the study
always faces due south.
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785. I don't know what
you're talking about.
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786. Ceramic penguin?
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787. Is this what
you're looking for?
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788. I know you've
been out twice, Paul.
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789. At first I couldn't
figure out how you did it,
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790. but last night
I found your key.
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791. I know I left
my scrapbook out.
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792. I can imagine what you
might be thinking of me.
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793. But you see, Paul,
it's all okay.
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794. Last night it came so clear.
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795. I realize you just
need more time.
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796. Eventually you'll come to
accept the idea of being here.
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797. Paul, do you know
about the early days
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798. at the Kimberley
diamond mines?
Copy !req
799. Do you know what they did to the
native workers who stole diamonds?
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800. Don't worry.
They didn't kill them.
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801. That would be like
junking a Mercedes
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802. just because it had
a broken spring.
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803. No, if they caught them
they had to make sure
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804. they could go on working,
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805. but they also had to make
sure they could never run away.
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806. The operation
was called "hobbling. "
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807. Annie, whatever you're
thinking about doing,
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808. please don't do it.
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809. Annie, for God's...
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810. Darling. Trust me.
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811. God's sake!
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812. It's for the best.
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813. Annie, please!
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814. Almost done.
Just one more.
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815. God, I love you.
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816. You cockadoodie!
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817. Turn on this!
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818. You poop!
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819. Just leave it, all right?
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820. I like that tone!
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821. How many times do I have to tell you?
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822. I have a system here! Where
the hell is that thing?
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823. What thing?
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824. The thing!
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825. Here it is, right where
it's supposed to be.
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826. What is it?
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827. I'm not sure.
Maybe nothin'.
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828. Well, I'm glad you found it.
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829. There's that spice again.
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830. Come on, Misie.
Come on.
Copy !req
831. Hi, pumpkin.
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832. Such a kidder!
Come on, Misery.
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833. Hey, Pete.
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834. Buster.
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835. Answer me a couple things.
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836. If I can.
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837. Do you have any new
Paul Sheldon books?
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838. Well, we had a batch.
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839. Sold 'em all out
in three days.
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840. You wouldn't happen to know if Miss
Wilkes bought one of them, would you?
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841. Are you kiddin'? Every time
that fella writes a new book,
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842. she has me set aside
the first copy.
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843. Has she been buyin'
anything odd lately?
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844. Miss Wilkes?
Same old stuff.
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845. Lest you call paper odd.
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846. Newspaper?
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847. No. The typin' kind.
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848. That kind.
Nothin' odd about that.
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849. Miss Wilkes done somethin'?
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850. Not a thing.
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851. I don't think I'll ever
understand you. I cook your meals,
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852. I tend to you practically
24 hours a day,
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853. and you continue
to fight me.
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854. When are we going to
develop a sense of trust?
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855. Oh, my.
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856. I'm sorry, I didn't mean
to startle you,
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857. but you didn't give me
a chance to knock.
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858. I guess you can tell
from my reaction
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859. I'm not all that used
to visitors out here.
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860. What can I do for you?
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861. Well, I was wonderin', do
you happen to know anything
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862. about Paul Sheldon?
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863. What do you want to know?
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864. Well, anything you
could tell me might help.
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865. Well, he was born in Worcester,
Massachusetts, 45 years ago,
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866. the only child of Franklin
and Helene Sheldon,
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867. mediocre student,
majored in History...
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868. Well that... That isn't exactly
the kind of information I'm after.
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869. You see, he's been missin'
for quite some time now...
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870. I know. It's so upsetting.
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871. I'm his number-one fan.
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872. I've got all his books. Every
sentence he ever put down.
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873. I'm so proud of my
Paul Sheldon collection.
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874. Well, here I am,
prattling on,
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875. and my manners
have just flown away.
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876. I haven't invited you in.
Please.
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877. Thank you.
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878. Of course, you must know all
about that horrible accident.
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879. Mind if I take a look around?
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880. Of course not.
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881. That accident almost
killed me, too.
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882. I prayed when
I heard the news.
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883. I got down on my knees and I
begged for it not to be true.
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884. You're gonna laugh
at what I'm about to say,
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885. but go ahead,
I don't care.
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886. When I was praying,
God told me to get ready.
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887. Get ready
for what?
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888. To be his replacement.
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889. He gave so much pleasure
to so many people,
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890. and there's a shortage of
pleasure on the planet these days,
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891. in case you
hadn't noticed.
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892. God told me, since I
was his number-one fan,
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893. that I should make up new
stories as if I was Paul Sheldon.
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894. So I went to town, and
I bought a typewriter,
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895. and paper to type on,
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896. the same kind
Paul Sheldon used.
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897. And I turned the guest
bedroom into a writing studio.
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898. Would you like to see it?
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899. Sure.
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900. It's right this way.
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901. I know how he wrote. The
kinds of words he used,
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902. the wonderful stories
he told.
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903. I've spent the last
four weeks
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904. trying to write
like Paul Sheldon,
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905. but I can't do it right.
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906. I try and I try, and I know all the
words, but it's just not the same.
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907. Well, maybe it takes a
while to get the hang of it.
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908. I could give you a couple
of hundred pages of mine
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909. and you could tell
me what you think.
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910. I'm not much of a critic.
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911. Well, I just thought...
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912. Oh, look at me. You'd think
I'd never had a guest before!
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913. Would you like a nice
hot cup of cocoa?
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914. No, really, I don't...
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915. It's no trouble.
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916. There's some already made.
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917. Must get lonely, livin'
out here all by yourself.
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918. Well, I always say, if you
can't enjoy your own company,
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919. you're not fit company
for anyone else.
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920. Well, you've got
a point there.
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921. Here you are.
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922. Well, thanks, Miss Wilkes,
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923. but I don't want to take up
any more of your time.
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924. I best be goin'.
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925. But you didn't even
taste your cocoa.
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926. I'm sure it's wonderful, but I
really should be gettin' back.
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927. If you wouldn't mind,
perhaps I could
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928. pay you another
visit sometime.
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929. I'd be delighted,
now that you know the way.
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930. Miss Wilkes?
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931. Miss Wilkes,
are you all right?
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932. Here!
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933. Here! I'm down here!
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934. I'm down here!
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935. Mr. Sheldon?
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936. Don't feel bad, Paul.
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937. It was bound to happen
sooner or later.
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938. It's a sign.
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939. You see, I've known for some
time why I was chosen to save you.
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940. You and I were meant
to be together forever.
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941. But now our time
in this world must end.
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942. But don't worry, Paul.
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943. I've prepared
for what must be done.
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944. I put two bullets in my gun,
one for you and one for me.
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945. Darling,
it'll be so beautiful.
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946. Now don't be afraid.
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947. I love you.
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948. I love you, too.
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949. And you're right.
We are meant to be together.
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950. And I know we must die.
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951. But it must be
so that Misery can live.
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952. We have the power
to give Misery eternal life.
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953. We must finish the book.
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954. But the time is now.
Soon others will come.
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955. It's almost finished.
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956. By dawn
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957. we'll be able to give Misery
back to the world.
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958. I'll fix you
something to eat.
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959. Paul, I'm dying!
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960. Does she wind up
with Ian or Windthorne?
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961. You'll know very soon.
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962. I've just started
the last chapter.
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963. You know, when I finish, I'd
like everything to be perfect.
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964. I'll need three things.
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965. What things?
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966. You mean you don't know?
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967. I was foolin', silly.
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968. You need a cigarette, because
you used to smoke but you quit,
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969. except when you finish a
book, and you have just one.
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970. And the match
is to light it,
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971. and you need one glass of
champagne, Dom Perignon.
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972. Dom Perignon it is.
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973. Annie, Annie?
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974. Yes, Paul?
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975. I'm almost done.
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976. Oh, Paul,
this is so romantic!
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977. Lan and Windthorne dueling
for the right to Misery's hand.
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978. Does Ian win?
Don't tell me.
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979. It's Windthorne, right?
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980. You'll know everything
in a minute.
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981. Get the champagne.
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982. Did I do good?
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983. You did perfect.
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984. Except for one thing.
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985. This time we'll need
two glasses.
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986. Oh, Paul.
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987. Remember how,
for all those years,
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988. nobody knew who
Misery's real father was?
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989. Or if they'd
ever be reunited?
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990. It's all right here.
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991. Does she finally marry Ian,
or will it be Windthorne?
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992. It's all right here.
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993. Paul, you can't!
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994. Why not?
I learned it from you.
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995. No, no, no! Not Misery! Not my Misery!
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996. No! Not my Misery!
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997. I'm gonna kill you,
you lying cocksucker!
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998. Here, you want it?
You want it? Eat it!
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999. Eat it till you choke,
you sick, twisted fuck!
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1000. This is it.
The very first copy.
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1001. The word I'm getting is the Times
review is gonna be a love letter.
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1002. That'll be a first.
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1003. And my contacts at Time and
Newsweek tell me they're both raves.
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1004. And don't laugh,
but for the first time
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1005. I think you've got
a shot at some prizes.
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1006. Great.
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1007. I thought you'd be thrilled.
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1008. You're being taken seriously.
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1009. I'm delighted
the critics are liking it
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1010. and I hope the people
like it, too.
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1011. But I wrote it for me.
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1012. Now, don't think
I'm completely nuts, but...
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1013. In some way, Annie Wilkes,
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1014. that whole experience,
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1015. helped me.
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1016. Paul, since you
brought her up,
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1017. I have to ask you this or I'll be
drummed out of the agents' union.
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1018. How would you feel
about a non-fiction book
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1019. about what went on
in that house?
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1020. Gee, Marcia, if I didn't know you
better, I'd think you were suggesting
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1021. I dredge up the worst
horror of my life
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1022. just so we can make
a few bucks.
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1023. I thought you
were over it.
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1024. I don't know if anyone could ever
totally get over something like that.
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1025. It's weird.
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1026. Even though I know
she's dead,
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1027. I still think about
her once in a while.
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1028. Excuse me. I don't mean to bother
you, but are you Paul Sheldon?
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1029. Yes.
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1030. I just want to tell you
I'm your number-one fan.
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1031. That's very sweet of you.
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1032. I'll be seeing you
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1033. In all the old familiar places
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1034. That this heart
of mine embraces
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1035. All day through
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1036. In that small cafe
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1037. The park across the way
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1038. The children's carousel
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1039. The chestnut trees
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1040. The wishin' well
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1041. I'll be seeing you
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1042. In every
lovely summer's day
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1043. In every thing
that's light and gay
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1044. I'll always think
of you that way
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1045. I'll find you
In the morning sun
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1046. And when the night is new
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1047. I'll be looking at the moon
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1048. But I'll be seeing you
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1049. I'll be seeing you
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1050. In every lovely summer's day
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1051. I'll be seeing you in every
thing that's light and gay
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1052. I'll always
think of you that way
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1053. I'll find you
In the morning sun
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1054. And when the night is new
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1055. I'll be looking at the moon
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1056. But I'll be seeing you
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