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- Name?
- My name?

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Vivian Bearing.
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Bearing. B-E-A-R-l-N-G.
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Vivian. V-l-V-l-A-N.
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- Doctor?
- Yes, I have a Ph.D.

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Your doctor?
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Dr. Harvey Kelekian.
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I am a doctor of philosophy.
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Take a deep breath and hold it.
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Okay.
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A scholar of 17th century poetry.
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Arms above your head, and hold it.
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Okay.
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I have made an immeasurable contribution
to the discipline of English literature.

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I am, in short, a force.
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Okay, that's it.
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Name?
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Lucy, Countess of Bedford.
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- I don't see it here.
- My name is Vivian Bearing.

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B-E-A-R-l-N-G. Dr. Kelekian is my doctor.
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Okay, lie down.
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After an astounding
undergraduate career...

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I studied for three years
with Prof. E.M. Ashford...

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during which I learned
by instruction and example...

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what it means to be
a scholar of distinction.

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As a research Fellow, my principal task...
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was the alphabetizing of index cards
for Ashford's monumental critical edition...

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of Donne's
Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions.

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I am thanked in the preface.
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"Miss Vivian Bearing,
for her able assistance."


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