Misery
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No, that's fine.
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Look what I got. They had it at the store,
Paul. There was a whole batch of 'em.

:21:10
As soon as I saw it I slammed
my money down - I got the first copy.

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- Then the roads are open.
- The one to town is, but that's about it.

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I called the hospital and talked
to the head orthopaedic surgeon...

:21:22
..and I told him who you were
and what had happened.

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He said as long as there's no infection
you're not in any danger.

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As soon as the road to the hospital is
open they'll send an ambulance for you.

:21:34
The phones are working?
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Well, mine's still out, but the ones in town
were working fine. I called your agent.

:21:43
Oh, Paul, I peeked at the very beginning.
What a wonderful first page.

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- Just to read the name Misery Chastain...
- My daughter will be going nuts.

:21:51
- It's like a visit from my dearest friend.
- I should be home for her birthday today.

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The agent said she'd tell her you're OK,...
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..but you'll have to wait till tomorrow
to talk to her yourself.

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Oh, Paul... What a poet you are.
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I made you my specialty,
scrambled eggs à la Wilkes.

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And I'm on page 75.
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I guess that means it's OK.
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No.
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No, it isn't, it's...
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Oh, pooh, I can't think of any words.
Would "great" be insulting?

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I can live with great.
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No... It's not just great, it's...
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..perfect.
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A perfect, perfect thing.

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