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this is where I live what a place more
cars bigger bridges higher buildings
than anywhere else in the world all
carried to the enth degree
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the American Way of life isn't exactly
restful is it
run around in circles work hard live
strenuously play hard
I even fall hard this is some people's
idea of relaxing on Coney Island
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relax I'll be done
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Oh
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if only I didn't love the place so
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this what I see from my window
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sometimes at sundown I get to thinking
that maybe everyone's really tired after
a hard day's work and going home the
streets empty out and the whole city
sleeps well I'm wrong every time these
people don't need any sleep New York man
is vitamin man always on the go
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there I am that's me Nathaniel Pearson
fashion designer fine figure of a man
sort of dashing taller than most no
criminal record
30 years old and already a celebrity
right now I've had celebrity in a big
way this is where I work work oh hell
a successful genius is never off the
telephone I hate it
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my assistant Maya my saving grace from
Paris I tell you person oh it's huge a
moment please master person it said
woman's Journal
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hello Joe what's bothering you what's
that no but mr. Pearson we've been
talking about it for ages
your new collection we want to take the
photos for it what pictures what photos
do you mean it was all quite clear the
mannequins are coming and the models
made-to-measure what's that well finally
well heaven be praised and you too
naturally well see you tomorrow yeah see
you tomorrow
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this coffee will do your good what's
that Oh perhaps you're right that's
pretty good that's what you pay for
being famous hounded from pillar to post
from one discussion after another from
Studio to studio hands full all the time
and never a moment to spare to get
acquainted
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the man in white is a fashion
photographer famous and exclusive
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the girl in the red and white is a star
mannequin famous and very exclusive
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if only with all this fame one could get
at least one good night's sleep in 20 no
thank you
not now
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do you wonder that we famous people
sometimes long to be able to dig
potatoes and fields instead of all this
ah and here's dear Joe the editor for
whom this whole circus is being staged
she's only one hour late
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look at us haggling bickering smiling
sweetly and going for each other
why don't we realize that we help each
other she doubles the circulation of her
magazine through my creations and I get
paid by her for my genius you scratch my
back and I'll scratch yours
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just look at that woman she isn't quite
sure whether she really likes my latest
work not uncovered enough if you please
all right as far as they go
quite attractive in their little way but
says she what about something newer
something more original
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that does it I get mad look at me i rant
and scream I say no more
I'm through at last Pearson says no no
Pearson no no no no I'm going oh that
takes care of that
next thing I seek consolation
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and I don't find it
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the world is against me
there's only one thing left to do now
what does one do when a star loses his
head and just takes off leaving millions
of my readers without a clue what to
wear for the bathing season well God
runs after the star a Pearson had
disappeared without a trace there was no
answer
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or a very incoherent answer
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what now
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brain wait Maya an old friend of mine
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she even agreed to trail him with me
Pearson had done me out of my feature
but if it was the last thing I ever did
I was determined to get an article about
the great man on his trip
Rhys is it okay by us
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hmm our quarry is doing a bit of hunting
did you ever see more beautiful pair of
bloodhounds
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it really is strange this ruin is more
beautiful than most buildings on earth
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it makes a good headline for my article
- fashion designer takes flight
seeking the ancient roots of our culture
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with his sketchbook always ready
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don't I make a fetching spy
that's how I got my first shot of
Pearson wonderful wonderful no
photographers no press no telephoning no
hurry
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the more i pottered around in the harbor
the more inviting the sea became
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I must be an old sea-dog at heart
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and as the Sun sinks slowly into the
ancient skyline our ship puts in at the
peaceful unpeopled Isle and I can work
on my bottle
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so now the great man had decided to play
at being sailor
alright Sinbad two can play at that game
just imagine the fun hide and seek on
the Isles of Greece
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pure bomb for my shattered nerves far
away from prying eyes from the rude
world and its trials and tribulations
far away from all problems and troubles
troubles trouble a there's a lot of
water around here and not many mechanics
where are they all doing overtime in the
rude world far away
that takes care of his night's rest in a
comfortable hotel bed in the midst of
his rude world
nice hard planks away from it all
poor genius
it's a dream I'm still dreaming I must
be
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that's right I was dreaming
I don't believe it things like this
don't happen in real life but this is
happening it must be true
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very friendly - had I run out of juice
he asked and I had breakfast yet the
island could offer both if I care to
follow him
did I care to with an empty stomach and
an empty tank
but all this is very strange to a
newcomer
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I must say once you get used to it you
find it quite natural I decided to stay
a while
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I'm not much of a swimmer least of all
an underwater swimmer but just look at
me I don't know what came over me
a lot of water I suppose a great moment
the first time in my life I presented a
woman with a pair of stars well
starfish
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Maya and I were pretty certain that the
master wasn't going to leave the island
just yet anyway his luggage was in his
hotel at Athens and we had bribed the
porter to let us know in case he gave us
the slip and showed up there
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we had our boatman keeping watch
whenever we went swimming from our
private rock
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at other times we sleuth tomb ourselves
in novel ways
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like a photo safari isn't it
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I was pretty sure that Pearson was
working on ideas again really great
artists like him are creative all the
time they just can't help it one day
and by each lovelier than the one before
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I could have stayed the whole summer I
had found friends I was rested and at
peace with myself and the world but the
day came when I stepped into my boat
again I don't quite know why first I
headed back to Athens to my hotel
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I told Jo she's a very wicked girl to
disguise her voice as a Greek journalist
and plagued poor person so
oh I'm sorry for the moisture
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and there is no one to soothe him
of course he will not give an interview
here he will run away
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I'll show these prying journalists they
can't shove me around I feel as if
they're closing in all around me can I
get peace and quiet
anywhere I'll leave their country
what do you mean where - why anyway my
next port of call now where is it
can you guess
a thousand temples
golden buddhas
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fantastic shapes
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and barefoot monks
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the Venice of the east got it it's not
too cold either
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did you ever see a market so swimming in
goods did you ever see a swimming market
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Joe follow Pearson alone on his
sightseeing tour of Bangkok to vote for
me in this weather
Maya goes bathing one of the girls on
the island
Birgit had told me there was a beach for
nature lovers at bangkok to as a narrow
stairs she knows in many countries that
people who enjoy sea Sun and air in this
way I had to search for it but in the
end I arrived
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perhaps I would even find fugitive she
had said she was coming east soon
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shakaal oh it is too good to be true
herself
so we talked very much and we enjoy the
Sun and the surroundings and have an
unforgettable time like you see in the
travelogue films
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you
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you just can't take your eyes off her
hands
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it is late when I say goodbye
perhaps morale in Tokyo who knows but
now what is Joe doing well this time
Pierson travels again why was I doing
all this to get rid of money no there
must have been something behind all this
wandering around like the flying
dutchman let's face it I'm a genius and
I was instinctively looking for ideals
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would you believe it hardly arrived and
there he goes again
the maniac we only just made it
ten minutes ago we didn't even know
where we were going
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now this is where we made our big
mistake instead of keeping far away from
Pearson we sat right behind him no other
seats they said I had a feeling
something would go wrong it did he
knocked off my hat and that took care of
that all very sorry you well now mr.
Pierce and how delightful to see you
well how did you get here I flew aha
interesting tell me what on earth are
you here for well with your gracious
permission I'm working a reportage would
you mind terribly oh yes of course very
sorry thank you very much
luckily Pearson hadn't spotted Maya if
he had he'd never have believed my story
about the reportage although there was
some truth in it
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we took rooms at a hotel with the
elaborate exchange of courtesies Tokyo
demands
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how strange here we are this curious
faraway creature and me looking down on
teeming Tokyo from adjoining windows as
if my thoughts of otter had conjured her
up after Joe and Pierson had left her
aeroplane so forsaken Maya had to go and
find a hotel by herself how glad I was
when on the off-chance I called a period
and voila she is in Tokyo kill shots
we make sightseeing in Tokyo
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we worked 15,000 miles
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we become sensible and go bathing beauty
you wear
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here I really live again
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for weeks I'd been sneaking around after
Pearson and suddenly here we were
together going out on the town he was
smaller less human too
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tough babies these Japanese wrestlers
the idea is not to put your opponent on
the mat but to lift him off it
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of course we just had to end up at the
world's biggest and most famous
nightclub the mikado Club
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you find this is fun is it really any
different from New York or Paris
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you're not all that stupid for a woman
it's that you're kind of compliment
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why you no no no
Oh
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hee hee
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- our karere owari master - on Youku -
amassed a arigatou gozaimashita
Diane Oh Kimmy you know your day but a
stoma no relation
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after the show we had a nightcap at the
hotel I left Pearson at the bar and was
on my way to my room when some demon of
inquisitiveness prompted me to try his
door and look in his room for something
I just wanted to have a click glance at
there it was on the table
huh
he didn't like it one a little bit I
tried to explain that I was just dying
to have a look at his new ideas and I
tried to tell him that I thought they
were sensational but it was no good
he just kept on yelling at me
he threw me out his language wasn't that
the gentleman so I went
sensational
well that cooked my goose by the time I
asked for him the next morning he'd
taken off like a bat out of hell
destination unknown what now
before our fight he hadn't said a word
about where he might be going after
Tokyo now where on earth could he be New
York
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why did Joe have to do this thing why on
earth can't women ever wait for things
anyway I went right back to the island
to the best place I know for restoring
shattered nerves
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one evening as the Sun was about to sink
slowly into the rich glowing western sea
I took my things and a bottle and walked
along the coast alone - taken the full
panoramic beauty of the Sun I could work
on that idea and it might really become
something sensational
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where was Pearson vanished off the face
of the earth hole we checked everywhere
and left no stone unturned he was hiding
out on us somewhere the heel but it was
a very well kept secret so we did the
obvious thing and went right back to our
original Island to forget all about him
of course we headed for the water right
away
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then while we were hard at work with the
suntan oil I idle II watched a both
being rode along the coast
it came nearer
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the man turned around Pearson Joe what
in heaven's name are you doing here the
same goes for you my friend and you here
too Maya I can't believe it come down
and let me see whether you are real it's
an unlikely tale but it could just
happen fashion mogul loses his touch
millions of magazine readers nonplussed
at not being told what swimsuits to wear
and all this just because a few people
have gone out of their tiny minds and
are tearing around all over the world
and ever decreasing circles it could
happen and it could also happen that a
man like Pierson back at work refreshed
and brimming with brilliant ideas design
swimsuits that not a soul wears but that
the press are falling over themselves
and everyone else to show yes why not
let's see maestro I have a request
please what is it I'm mad keen on one of
these bathing costumes which one this
one come out now Susan
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enough yeah a little bit over there and
now turnaround fees yeah that's better
there we go Joe Joe come and see this
housing in a minute what do you say to
that hey what better foul huh
yeah that's fine that's fine good thank
you
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go on Joe why don't you try it on oh
right just for you hold it
okay thanks next please
that fashion will be your ROI not me
anyway you haven't seen all yet well do
you know a new mannequin hold up hold it
right there there now hold it high
that's it yes hold it like that ready
here we go huh
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okay now turn around
hey sash you see
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[Laughter]
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you
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