:39:03
That leaves us only with the question
of Gawain retrieving his job,
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- Coach, l,,,
- Yes, Lump?
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Couldn't we just bribe the guy?
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You are a readin' fool,
aren't you, Mr, Dorr?
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Yes, l must confess,
:39:38
l often find myself more at home
in these ancient volumes
:39:41
than l do in the hustle-bustle
of the modern world,
:39:46
To me, paradoxically, the literature
of the so-called ''dead tongues''
:39:52
holds more currency
than this morning's newspaper,
:39:56
ln these books, in these volumes,
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there is the accumulated wisdom
of mankind, which succors me
:40:05
when the day is hard
and the night lonely and long,
:40:12
Mm, The wisdom of mankind, huh?
:40:16
- What about the wisdom of the Lord?
- Oh,,,
:40:19
Yes, yes, The Good Book, mm,
l have found reward in its pages,
:40:25
But, to me, there are other
good books as well,
:40:33
Heavy volumes of antiquity freighted
with the insights of man's glorious age,
:40:41
And then, of course, l just love, love, love
the works of Mr, Edgar Allan Poe,
:40:50
Oh, l know who he was,
Kinda spooky,
:40:53
No, madam, no, no,
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Not of this world, it's true,
:40:59
He,,, he lived in a dream,
An ancient dream,