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Mrs. Nolan, l feel
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that there's no disrespect in
my speaking my mind at this time.
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And l feel that a decent time has
elapsed since the passing of
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Mrs. McShane, God rest her soul.
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Oh, l didn't know, Mr. McShane,
l'm sorry.
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Well, l said nothing, Mrs. Nolan,
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because it was near the time
of your own bereavement.
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And l didn't wish to...
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Well, l know that is barely six
months since your own husband too,
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left this world, rest his soul.
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But, when you feel, a decent
interval has elapsed,
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l'm asking to keep company with you,
Catherine Nolan,
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with the object of a wedding,
when a decent time has elapsed.
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And for my part, l'll be glad to
keep company with you, Mr. McShane,
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not for the help you can give us,
because
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we know we can manage some way,
but,
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because you're a good man,
Mr. McShane.
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Ah, and there's ah, there's one more
thing. Their father was a fine man.
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And l'd have no wish to be trying
take his place.
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lt would be more my intention to be
like a real good friend.
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As the eldest, would you be
approving?
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Yes, Mr. McShane.
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l was thinking, it wouldn't be right
for me to ask the two eldest to
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take my name.
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But the little one, the one who has
never looked on her father.