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Good evening, Mr.
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and Mrs.
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Occupant. Tonight's story is called
Strange Miracle, and I consider it first
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class. Before I'm permitted to deliver
it, however, there's a certain gentleman
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with another message which I can only
say is in a class by itself.
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I have attempted to dissuade him, but
neither snow nor rain nor any amount of
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acrimony can stay this eager courier.
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Here he comes now.
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Is that my hand down there?
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Should I try and move?
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Can I move?
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Hand can move.
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Water!
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Señor, water, please!
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Water!
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I'm all right.
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What did the doctor say?
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Darling, tell me the truth.
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I don't have any pain.
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I'm lucky.
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You're going to walk again, aren't you?
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It's just a nerve, something in my back.
But let's not talk about that anymore.
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I like that dress.
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I like the way it fits.
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I'm your husband, huh?
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I can notice, can't I?
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Can't you move your legs at all?
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Not the tiniest bit?
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Stop thinking what you're thinking.
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I love you.
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I am going to be well.
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In two weeks, I will be home and I will
walk in that dark.
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Senor Sequeros lives?
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Drive up a little closer.
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Is he still paralyzed?
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Yes, senora.
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But he can be cured.
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The doctors have tried all they know,
senora. I am an insurance adjuster for
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railroad company.
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I assure you, your husband will receive
compensation for the accident.
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Did you lock the shutters?
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No, I didn't close them.
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But I asked you to lock them.
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The door is locked. Why should we
bother?
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Because I want them locked.
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I'm tired.
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Going up to bed.
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It's a very attractive dress.
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Thank you for wearing it for me tonight.
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You're welcome.
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Darling, I am so tired.
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I have to go to bed.
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Good night, Laura.
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Good night, dear.
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I'm sorry.
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You are tired tonight.
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It was nice of the father to come and
see me, wasn't it?
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Laura, didn't you hear me?
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Yes, I heard.
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When we get the money from the railroad,
we can buy an automobile.
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You can drive me all over.
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We could even buy this house.
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Please don't talk anymore.
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I want to get some sleep.
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We could go to Acapulco.
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Yes, yes.
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Would you like that road?
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Yes.
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Go to sleep.
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Of course not.
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I am incurable.
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Understand?
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Incurable.
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A great specialist who came all the way
from Mexico City to examine me.
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The one the railway paid especially.
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Said I'd never walk again.
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But then you have cured yourself?
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Of course not.
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I keep telling you, I am incurable.
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And I intend to remain incurable until
they pay up.
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And they will pay up plenty.
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I can tell you that.
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But it's wrong.
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It's cheating.
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Don't you understand?
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I have fooled them all, all those people
at the hospital.
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We need only be patient and the money
will roll in.
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Enough for the rest of our lives
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Madeline
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are you sure they won't find out?
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Let's have another look.
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Isn't that pretty?
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Every morning I lie in bed counting all
the zeros.
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And then I worry a little.
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We better go for our walk.
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Time to make your daily appearance.
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Let's go.
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I don't want to go.
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You have to.
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I can't stand looking at that wheelchair
anymore.
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What do you want to do?
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Walk out and lose all the money?
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It's easy for you to talk.
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You don't have to sit in a wheelchair
for the rest of your life. You think I
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like to wheel you every afternoon?
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You think I wanted to get rid of the
maid so she wouldn't find out the truth?
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No, but you like money too.
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Oh, be quiet.
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Let's go.
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I'm glad to see you. And I'm glad to see
you, Father.
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Who's the girl?
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She lives out in the country.
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She comes every market day.
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The blanket, is there something wrong
with her?
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She's paralyzed.
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She's calling us.
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Senor Siqueiros, a very dear friend of
mine, Maria.
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Maria, like you, sir, bears affliction
with grace.
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What else can we do?
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We are in God's hands.
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I have hope.
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Hope? Maria goes every year to the
shrine on Novalis.
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Really? Yes. I pray for a miracle. And
each year I try to make the pilgrimage.
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Are you making the pilgrimage this year?
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No, not this year.
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This year she hasn't the money.
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Maria supports herself by knitting.
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things have been going too well.
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But I have hope.
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Father, you have shown me a wonderful
example.
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I too shall try to live as cheerfully as
Maria.
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Goodbye, Father.
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We met a young girl just now.
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She's paralyzed, too.
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But she never complains.
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Has she received any treatment?
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The priest says she goes every year to
Novalis to try for a miracle.
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Well... I brought your final payment and
a statement for you to
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sign.
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You know...
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More pilgrims are going to Novalis every
year to be cured.
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Ah, here it is.
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You may sign it now or show it to your
attorney and sign it later. Because I
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must point out to you that once you sign
this, your claim is settled once and
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for all.
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You realize that?
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I realize that.
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But I have had a fair settlement.
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Speaking of Novalis...
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There is a convent there, and in the
courtyard is a fountain.
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And on the fountain is a statue of the
Virgin.
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The waters from that fountain, they say,
have miraculous powers.
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You mean cripples are actually cured?
Oh, I have heard.
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You mean somebody like me can get well?
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Well, I would not say that, senor.
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One has to have great faith.
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And this check is for you.
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That concludes the business here.
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Senor Siqueiros.
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Thank you, senor. Goodbye.
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Goodbye, senor.
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You had better know my plan.
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It might be a good idea if you started
talking about it in the neighborhood.
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What do you mean?
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We are going to travel, you and I.
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Where on earth can we go?
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The police will always find us.
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We are not going to hide.
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Quite the contrary.
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I want our neighbors to know that we are
going to Novalis.
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There, I will suddenly find my legs.
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Just another of the famous miracles.
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Do not help me.
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I am going to drag myself to the farm.
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And on is what?
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The clock strikes five.
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I will dip my hand into the water.
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And then I will stop.
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Let's do it tomorrow.
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Be quiet.
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I cannot move them!
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Father?
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There is something I have to tell you.
What is it, Walter?
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I know you won't believe me, but please
hear me out. Of course I'll hear you
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out. What's the trouble?
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It happened yesterday.
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Exactly at five o 'clock.
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Mother had gone to market, and I was
alone in my room.
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I suddenly had the impression it had
become very dark.
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And then, in the corner of my room, over
the statue, there was a sudden light.
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And I heard the Virgin's voice.
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My dear child, you must not.
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No, no. She spoke to me. She said,
Maria, I have taken from someone
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a pair of useless slaves.
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she will be able to walk perfectly well.
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And when I stared at the statue, she
smiled and said, Stand up, Maria.
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Stand up and walk.
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You had a dream.
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Was it a dream?
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No, Father.
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I shall see you in a moment. I have
orders to get this package to the
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with all possible speed.
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Yes, I have much time.
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Well, I delivered my package.
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It's a shame I didn't give it to the
right person, but there wasn't time.
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The important thing is that someone got
it. After all, the mail must go through.
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That's all for tonight's delivery.
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Next week I shall have some more. Until
then, good night.
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