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Let's get meeting at somewhere...
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For tea perhaps.
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Oh! Kitty, but imagine his mother!
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I'm often not meeting with her either.
105
Why are you funny of dragging them?
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I wonder if she doesn't like me.
107
Well, she"d better.
108
Or won't we fire him at all!
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Myra, can't be!
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Oh, Kitty!
111
Don't you see the meeting her will be like seeing Roy
again!
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Don't be such a darling to him!
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Now perhaps I can start to repay1 you.
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No.
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I'll see it from now on everything gonna take turns to
turn better.
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I am sure I do.
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One?
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No, that'll be enough one minute.
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Is there any table near by the window?
120
I think so.
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No, thank you, l'll wait her...for my friend.
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She is lady Margate Cunning2, I am Miss Lester.
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If she come, would you direct her to be here?
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Certainly.
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What time is it...please?
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it's ten minutes to five, Miss.
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Thank you.
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Your friend seems been held up.
129
Yes.
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Surelyyou would like a cup of tea while you're
waiting, Miss.
131
Oh, no, thank you, I am sure she'll be here any
minute.
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Perhaps you can take look at these evening papers.
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Oh, thank you.
134
Feeling better, Miss?
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Here, taking another sip3.
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You fan, don'tyou?
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Well, you did give us a fright?
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Wouldn't you like to go the rest room lie down a little
bit?
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But l...I"d rather stay here ifyou don't mind.
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Let's take another drop of this thing.
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Better?
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Sure?
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I'll be all right.
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Sit quiet and rest.
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Ifyour friend doesn't come, I will call a taxi.
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Are you Miss Lester?
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Yes.
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I am Margaret Cunning, Roy's mother.
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I'm afraid I get you waiting.
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Oh, l"m terribly sorry.