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but luckily the harvest was home and
via the freight industry had found a market
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despite the ever disappointing prices.
:47:11
Grace had presented her story with clarity.
:47:14
She had not embellished or understated.
:47:17
And just as she finished the snowflakes
all at once stopped tumbling down,
:47:23
leaving Dogville clad in the daintiest,
whitest blanket of snow imaginable.
:47:48
I don't think it went very well.
:47:50
It's fine. You did good.
:48:00
[Narrator] The snow had come early,
perhaps too early.
:48:05
A misplaced augury of conciliation.
:48:09
Tom looked around, worried:
:48:12
Vera's teeth were clenched.
She was the first to speak.
:48:16
Copious lies. Just lies.
:48:18
Yes, Tom. It doesn't accord with the perceptions
I got of this town and its residents.
:48:24
I'm a doctor, damn it, I don't need
anyone to tell me if I'm sick or not.
:48:27
What do you have to say for yourself, Tom?
:48:30
Maybe it's time you picked sides!
:48:32
Are you for us or against us?
:48:35
Liz is right. We've been
far too indulgent with Tom.
:48:37
Tom, I got to tell you.
Even I have trouble defending that girl.
:48:42
With your help, which I prefer to think
was accidental, Tom,
:48:46
she has managed to spread bitterness
and troubles throughout this whole town.
:48:53
She has to go.
How do we get rid of her, Tom?
:48:56
So how do we do it, Tom?
:48:57
I agree, Tom. You brought her in here.
You got to figure out how to get her out.