Effi Briest
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our poor Effi is a child of nature.
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l'm afraid he'll torment her...
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with his enthusiasm for art.
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All men torment their wives.
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There are worse things
than a passion for art.

:13:19
You're right.
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We don't want to quarrel over that.
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lt's much too vast a subject.
:13:27
And every person's different.
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You would have been in your element.
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You'd have suited lnnstetten
far better than Effi.

:13:38
A pity! Now it's too late.
:13:46
The other things will be sent on.
:14:18
Thank you.
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Off we go, Kruse!
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They are dependent
on the regions they trade with...

:14:37
and since they have
connections throughout the world...

:14:41
you'll find people among them
from all over the world...

:14:45
even in our good old Kessin,
although it's out in the sticks.

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But it's delightful, Geert.
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You always speak of ''the sticks''...
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but l find a whole new world to discover.
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All sorts of exotic things.
That's what you really meant?


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