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Bosie thinks I'm jealous.
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It will come as a shock to Bosie
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to realise that he is
relatively unimportant

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in the scheme of things.
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But no doubt,
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Bosie will be remembered
as long as Oscar.

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Unfortunately.
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I sometimes wonder...
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If I hadn't, um...
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pushed him into...
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Don't.
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Oscar was very lucky
to meet you, Robbie.

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Think who else
it might have been.

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I'll have that one, thank you.
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Must you go abroad
again at once?

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I shouldn't
be here now.

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But has he got anywhere
to go when he's released?

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It'll have to be in France.
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I'm going to see
what I can arrange.

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But here?
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When he leaves prison?
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Goodbye, Mr Harris.
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Goodbye, sir.
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Goodbye, Mr Snow.
Thank you.

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Oscar.
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My dear Sphinx!
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How marvellous of you
to know what hat to wear

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at seven in the morning
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to meet a friend
who's been away.

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No, I'll keep this.
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What is it?
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It's a letter to Bosie,
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telling him how I love him
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but can never see him again.
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I'm going to ask Robbie
to have it copied out

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before I send it.
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I rather fear Bosie
might throw it on the fire.

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I call it De Profundis.
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It comes from the very depths.

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