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Of course. Yes. How are you?
:24:08
- Thank you.
- Thanks.
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Funny the way things work out,
isn't it?
:24:12
- I've not noticed that they do.
- You're probably right. Well...
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- "Fight me. I can take it."
- What?
:24:22
- "Fight me. I can take it." You...
- Did I say that?
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Yeah.
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What are you doing these days?
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Teaching. Feel free
to give a hollow laugh.
:24:35
No, I suspect you're a born teacher.
:24:39
I do turn out
to be quite good at it.
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Good.
:24:45
- Your father's a teacher, isn't he?
- Yes.
:24:47
- Aye.
- He died a few months ago.
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I'm sorry.
:24:54
I loved him very much.
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Did he know that?
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I think so.
:25:06
- I think he knew.
- Yeah.
:25:10
One has to say things.
:25:12
The moment passes,
and then you're alone again.
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Yes.
:25:20
"We read to know we're not alone."
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That's what he said,
wasn't it? Your father?
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See, I haven't forgotten.
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Well.
:25:36
- Jack, what news?
- Good news, I think. Yes, good news.
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- I'm very glad.
- Thank you, Christopher.
:25:43
Christopher can scoff,
but I know how hard you've been praying.
:25:48
And now God
is answering your prayer.
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That's not why I pray.
I pray because I can't help myself.
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I pray because I'm helpless.
I pray beca...
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I pray because the need flows out of me
all the time, waking and sleeping.