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Ah! Mr. Walters.
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Uh, Mr. Liebemacher,
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- How are you today?
- Gute. Gute.
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And yourself?
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Oh, I'm-I'm... fine, thank you.
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Well, make yourself to home.
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Ah, Mr. Liebemacher, I
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I think you may well be the last
exponent of the, uh,
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soft sell left in America.
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- "Soft sell"?
- Yeah. That means...
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that you don't try
to make people buy anything.
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What they need, they will find.
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You know, I think I come in here
as much to talk to you...
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as to look at your dolls.
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- To talk is also good.
- Ja?
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Yes. Yes, it is.
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But today,
I finally make the transition...
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between conversing browser
and paying customer.
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You wish to buy a doll? I do.
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Not for yourself? Oh, no, no!
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No. It's for my niece.
Today is her birthday.
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How old is she?
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Eleven. I think.
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Well. Fine uncle I am.
I don't even know.
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Well, those are the remembrances
one only cultivates in marriage...
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and in parenthood, ja?
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Yeah.
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Well.
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At any rate,
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- what can you suggest?
- No suggestions.
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Look around.
You will find the right one.
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You certainly make marvelous
dolls, Mr. Liebemacher.
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Danke.
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Although I can't imagine
how you make a living,
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you're so easygoing.
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There are different kinds
of compensation.
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I love this color!
Oh, Isn't that great?
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Oh, honey, I'm so glad.
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Thirteen years old.
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Ohhh!
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From Uncle John!
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- Oh, it's so big!
- That's my greedy girl.
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Dad.
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Oh, isn't she lovely?
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She's... pretty.
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Uh, just tell me if you don't like her.
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I, uh
I can always take her back.
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No, no. I do like her.
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I think she's nice.
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Good night, honey!
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Hey, you sure you don't
want some beer, Johnny boy?
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Oh, no. No, thank you, Vin.
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- I really ought to be going.
- Good night!
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She shouldn't be going out
on a school night.
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Well, it's her birthday. Her
friends wanna do something for her.
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Sit down, Johnny. No, no. Really
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Sal, I-I-II really ought to go.
Oh, sit down!
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Tell us what you've been doing.
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Ah. Well, the usual.
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How's your love life?
Leave it to you.
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Hey! Game's on!
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Have you been seeing anybody?
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You know, it's time
you got married, Johnny.
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How old are you now? Forty-two?
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She asks the question,
she answers the question.
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You may wait too long.
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You know, uh, re, uh, I'm fine, Sal.
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You're lonely and you know it.
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Living alone in that apartment
all by yourself.
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Sal.
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About the doll,
I made a mistake.
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I should've known Doris is too old
for a thing like that.
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- Oh, no! She's not.
- Of course she is.
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Now, why don't I just
take the doll back...
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and-andand get her something
she can really use?
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- She wants a wristwatch.
- Fine. I'll get her a "wistwratch"
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- uh-uh, a wristwatch then.
- No, they cost too much.
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No, no. I'll-I'll take the doll back,
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and-and I'll get her a nice "wistwratch."
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I mean, it won't be diamond-studded,
anything like that,
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but... a nice watch.
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- I hate to ask it of you, Johnny.
- Oh, don't be silly, Sal.
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What's an old-maid uncle for?
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There.
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Now, you can see where we're going.
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You're very pretty.
Did you know that?
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Too bad you're not real.
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What's the matter?
Can't you sleep either?
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Just a couple of insomniacs, huh?
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Well, Miss
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What is your name?
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Mary, you say?
That's a nice name.
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Yeah, I-I-I-II don't suppose
you have a last name, do you?
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Di Di
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Such a face.
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Did Mr. Liebemacher
make you up himself?
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That's hard to believe,
Mary Di Di
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I'll take you back to Mr. Liebemacher
tomorrow, Mary.
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You wouldn't like it here much, I'm afraid.
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It's a little...
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cheerless, don't you know?
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Good morning, Mary.
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I'll take you back where you belong now.
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Too bad I have no excuse to keep you.
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That would be a little silly, though,
wouldn't it? A 42-year-old man with a doll.
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Still, I wish there were a reason.
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Of course!
It would hurt Mr. Liebemacher's feelings...
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if-if-if I brought you back, wouldn't it?
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A-And we wouldn't wanna do that,
would we, Mary?
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After all those months that I've gone
in there and talked to him...
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and-and-and
and never bought a thing.
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There. Now, I'm not alone
anymore. I have a girlfriend.
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Mary Di, uh-uh Uh, Di
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What is it?
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I keep thinking you have a last name.
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But that's ridiculous, isn't it?
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Well, I've got to go.
See you later.
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Now, don't tell me.
Let me guess.
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A model?
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No.
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An actress?
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Mmm, no.
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You're beautiful enough,
but... I don't think so.
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Come on now. You're
not eating. You'll get sick.
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Let me see.
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A secretary?
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No.
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A schoolteacher.
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That's what you are.
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Of course
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a schoolteacher.
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What happy students you must have,
Miss Di Di
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You do have a last name.
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I don't know what it is, but
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Would he think me a fool for asking?
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Would he think me a
a terrible fool?
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- Ah, Mr. Walters!
- Mr. Liebemacher, uh-uh, how are you?
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Good. Good.
What did your niece think of the doll?
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Oh, she, uhshe, uh-uh,
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liked it very much.
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- Good!
- Well, make yourself to home.
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Thank you.
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Oh. My niece, uh, wants me to ask you,
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uh, Mr. Liebemacher,
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if you ever use, uh,
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models for your dolls.
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- Ja.
- Occasionally, I use a model.
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And did you, uh
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did you, uh,
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uh, use a model
for-for that particular doll?
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Ja. There was a model for
that one, as a matter of fact.
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Oh, how interesting.
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Uh, who is she?
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What is her name?
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Mary! Mary Dickinson, that's it.
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- Mary Dickinson.
- She's a schoolteacher.
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She probably doesn't even
live here anymore.
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Sal's right.
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I am lonely.
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I'm so lonely that my mind is cracking.
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Say, here's that doll that you modeled for.
How about that? Isn't that intriguing?
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By the way, will you marry me?
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I know I'm not much to look at,
Miss Dickinson.
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But at least there is
the added compensation that...
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I don't have any money either.
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Oh, what's the use!
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No!
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If I don't get this out of my system,
I really will go crazy.
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She's not married.
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Ohh!
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I'm ridiculous!
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And now what?
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Forget the whole thing?
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Oh, why can't I just speak to her?
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She isn't gonna break my arm,
is she?
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Isn't it just possible that she might
be willing to
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Just listen to me.
I sound just like Charlie Brown...
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talking about the little red-haired girl!
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"How's your love life, Johnny?"
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Not so good.
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Not so good.
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Well, here goes nothing.
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Please don't laugh at me.
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Yes? Can I help you?
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III-I-I-I-I
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It's you!
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- It is?
- You are Miss Dickinson, aren't you?
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Mary Dickinson, a schoolteacher?
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- How did you know?
- Mr. Liebemacher told me.
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Well, you know
who he is, don't you?
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Uh, ye-yes, I
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- I know him.
- But... you didn't model for his doll?
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No. I didn't know that I had. I
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That's very odd.
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Why would Mr. Liebemacher
do such a thing?
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Uh, come in, Mister
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Oh, uh, Walters.
Uh, John Walters.
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You want... me to-toto
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Please, come in.
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What is it?
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Come inside.
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Do you, uh
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Do you live alone, Miss Dickinson?
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Yes. Quite alone.
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- It's me!
- Yes.
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I mean, it's... a lot
younger, but... me.
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Oh, I-I'm not quite as young
as my doll either.
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Mr. Liebemacher?
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Yes, he he told me that...
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you had modeled for it.
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He even gave me your address,
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but, of course, I
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You know,
I just thought of something.
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What? Uh, you're a teacher.
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Doesn't Liebemacher mean...
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"maker... of love"?
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Yes. That
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That would be one translation.
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May I offer you a cup of coffee,
Mr. Walters?
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Oh, uh, yes, Miss Dickinson.
I would like that.
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I would like
a cup of coffee very much.
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