| So I can call up tomorrow, can I? |
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| Pearl. |
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| Yes, Miss Gibson. |
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| I'm going out for some air. |
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| Shall I phone the garage?
─ No. I'll take a taxi. |
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| Oh, that artist called again.
He said he had a message for you. |
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| A message for me? |
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| From Paris? |
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| I don't know. I told him
to call tomorrow. |
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| And what did he say?
─ Ha .. he laughed. |
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| Laughed? |
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| Well, I'll be back before
Mr Gibson gets home. |
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| Yes, Mrs Gibson. |
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| Any place in particular, lady? |
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| No .. just drive around. |
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| Oh look, I tell you what. |
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| Drive over to 5th Avenue and down. |
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| And I'll tell you when to stop. |
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| Always write a letter. |
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| The same Mrs Gibson. |
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| A lovely evening, isn't it? |
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