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How did you know to pull the weeds?
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It looked like it was strangling.
I don't even know what it is.
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A lily. It's an Empress-of-India lily.
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Empress of India?
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These bulbs are lilies, too.
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We'll plant them all around your lily.
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She'll have her own ladies in waiting.
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It's just like the rhyme:
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'"Mistress Mary, quite contrary
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'"How does your garden grow?
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'"With silver bells and cockleshells
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'"And pretty maids all in a row.'"
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On the boat coming here,
they used to sing that song at me.
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I wasn't as contrary as they were.
:42:00
I met my cousin last night.
:42:03
You've seen Colin?
:42:05
Did you know about him?
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Everybody knows about him.
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But hardly anybody's seen him.
:42:11
He said his mother died when he was born.
:42:14
She fell off the swing.
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He was born too soon.
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He's not at all like you.
:42:19
His cheeks are whiter than ice and marble.
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Whiter than these little hairs.
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Those are the roots.
:42:26
Set it in there.
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Let it grow this way, Miss Mary.
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How tiresome to be shut indoors.
:42:59
It's too stuffy!