The Bridges of Madison County Page #16

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i8 days ago, he'd done that.../i

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i...and his arm had/i

ibrushed across my leg./i

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iA week ago I'd been in Des Moines,/i

ibuying a new dress./i

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That truck's a Iong way from home.

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Washington State.

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I'II bet it's that photographer

they taIked about at the caf.

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What's he waiting for?

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Come on!

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iOh, no!/i

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iThe words were inside of me./i

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i''I was wrong, Robert, to stay,/i

ibut I can 't go./i

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iLet me tell you again/i

iwhy I can 't go./i

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iTell me again why I should go. ''/i

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iI heard his voice coming back to me:/i

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i''This kind of certainty comes/i

ionce in a lifetime. ''/i

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What's wrong, Franny?

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WiII you pIease teII me what's wrong?

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I just need a minute.

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Dad, you bought the wrong feed!

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iI was grateful for the/i

isilence that night./i

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iI realized/i

ilove won 't obey our expectations./i

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iIts mystery is pure and absolute./i

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iWhat Robert and I had.../i

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i...could not continue/i

iif we were together./i

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iAnd what Richard and I shared/i

iwould vanish if we were apart./i

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iBut how I wanted to share this!/i

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iHow would our lives have changed/i

iif I had?/i

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iCould anyone else have seen/i

ithe beauty of it?/i

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I'm Francesca Johnson.

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And I. . . .

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I feeI awfuI that I haven't visited

sooner. Is it a bad time?

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Am I interrupting anything?

Is it too Iate?

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No, not at aII.

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iWe became inseparable,/i

iLucy and I./i

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The funny thing is, I didn't teII her

about Robert untiI years Iater.

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But for some reason,

being with her. . .

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. . .somehow made me feeI. . .

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. . .it was safe to think about him. . .

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. . .to continue Ioving him.

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This town Ioved taIking

about the two of us, but we didn't care.

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And neither did your father.

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It's time.

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Is better?

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Is better.

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Franny.

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I just want to say. . .

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. . .I know you had your own dreams.

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I'm sorry I couIdn't give them to you.

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I Iove you so very much.

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iAfter your father died,/i

iI tried to get in touch with Robert.../i

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i...but he had left National Geographic./i

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iNo one seemed to know where he was./i

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iMy only connections to him/i

iwere the places we'd been that day./i

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iAnd so, each year on my birthday.../i

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i...I'd revisit them./i

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iThen one day,/i

iI received a letter from his attorney.../i

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i... with a package./i

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iThere has not been a day since/i

ithat I have not thought of him./i

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iWhen he said that we were no longer/i

i2 people, he was right./i

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iBound together as tightly as/i

i2 people can be./i

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iIf it hadn 't been for him.../i

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i...I could not have lasted on the farm/i

iall those years./i

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iRemember my dress you wanted, Carolyn?/i

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iThe one you said I never wore?/i

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iI know I was silly.../i

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i...but it was like you wanted/i

ito wear my wedding dress to the movies./i

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iAfter reading all this.../i

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