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But you give renters
cigarette cases.

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But I've lavished
presents on you!

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Every penny I've earned
from my play,

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- I've spent on you!
- I'm sure you've been counting.

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You're so mean.
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And penny-pinching
and middle-class.

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All you can think about
is your bank balance!

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For God's sake,
this is intolerable!

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No gentleman ever has
the slightest idea

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what his bank balance is!
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You're absurd!
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Telling everyone
how they ought to live.

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You're so vulgar!
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I never want to
see you again. Ever.

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If that's what
you want, then go!

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Go on, go! Get out!
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Get out!
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But in the
farthest corner of the garden,

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it was still winter,
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and in it was standing
a little boy.

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He was so small
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he could not reach up
to the branches of the tree.

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"Climb up, little boy,"
said the tree.

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But the little boy was too tiny.
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Egypt is lovely
this time of year.

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But you mustn't
idle your time away.

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Oh, Mother.
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And... I want you
to promise me something.

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Not to write to Oscar Wilde.
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I can't do that.
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- Bosie...
- I love Oscar.

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I love him as a disciple
loves his teacher.

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But he's not fit
to teach anything.

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He's evil.
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Do you really think
your own son

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could love someone evil?
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I just wish
I could love Oscar

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as loyally, devotedly,
unselfishly and purely

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as he loves me.
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But I'm not as good
as he is.

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I probably never will be.
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Goodbye, then.

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