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lovely, so assured...
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so fluent.
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But most of all, l admire...
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the calmness with which you perform.
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l'm so impressionable.
:37:16
The least mention of ghosts...
:37:19
makes me tremble...
:37:21
and l am unable to regain my composure.
:37:27
You sing these things
so powerfully, so movingly...
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yet you remain so serene yourself.
:37:36
l come from an enlightened family.
:37:39
When the phonograph appeared...
:37:41
my father said,
''There's something to it, Marie.''
:37:45
And he was right. There is something to it.
:37:48
We are beset on all sides.
:37:52
You will come to realize that.
:37:56
Shall we go in to supper?
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BARONESS lNNSTETTEN, NÉE BRlEST.
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ARRlVED SAFEL Y. PRlNCE K. AT STATlON.
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MORE ENAMOURED OF ME THAN EVER.
:38:12
MANY THANKS FOR YOUR HOSPlTALlTY.
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REGARDS TO THE BARON,
:38:18
MARlETTA TRlPPELLl
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''Three wise kings came to Christ's door.
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''One among them was a blackamoor.
:38:32
''Today, a Moorish purveyor brings
all kinds of spiced and dainty things.
:38:37
''lnstead of myrrh and incense, though...
:38:41
''he brings morsels of almond
and pistachio.''
:38:48
To receive the respects of a good person...
:38:51
is something special, agreeable.
:38:55
Don't you think so, Geert?