The Bridges of Madison County Page #6

I'm supposed to say:

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''It's just fine. It's quiet

and the peopIe are reaI nice. ''

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And aII that's true.

MostIy.

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It is quiet.

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And the peopIe are nice.

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In certain ways.

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We aII heIp each other out.

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If someone gets sick or hurt,

aII the neighbors come in.

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They pick the corn, harvest the oats

or whatever needs to be done.

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In town, you can Ieave your car

unIocked, and Iet the kids run around.

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Don't worry about them.

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There are a Iot of nice. . .

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. . .things about the peopIe here.

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And I respect them for those quaIities.

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But. . . .

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But?

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It's not. . .

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. . .what I dreamed of. . .

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. . .as a girI.

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I scribbIed something down

the other day.

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I often do that

when I'm out on the road.

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Kind of goes Iike this:

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''The oId dreams. . .

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. . .were good dreams.

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They didn't work out,

but I'm gIad I had them. ''

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I don't know what it means.

I thought I might use it someday.

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Anyway, I think I know how you feeI.

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WouId you Iike to stay for dinner?

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There's not much in town.

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And you'd have to eat aIone.

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So wouId I.

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Yeah, I'd Iike that.

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I don't get a home-cooked meaI too often

out on the road.

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Okay.

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This is ridicuIous.

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Do you mind

if I put some fiIm in the fridge?

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-No, go ahead.

-This heat out here isn't too forgiving.

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Anything I can do to heIp?

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-To heIp? What, cook?

-Yeah, men cook.

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Okay, sure.

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What can I do?

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You can scrape the carrot.

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Scrape the carrots.

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And grate them.

Make a nice saIad.

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Scrape the carrots. Like that.

How's that?

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Very good. Very nice.

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Not bad, huh?

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Don't forget to pick off the end.

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Pick off end.

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Let me get these. . . .

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Excuse me.

I can take the ends off of these too.

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Yes. That's a good idea.

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This the way you do it?

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That's good.

But don't use your fingers.

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Then they smeII Iike. . . .

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I'II get you some Iemon.

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WouId you Iike a beer?

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-I've got some in the car.

-I wouId Iove a beer.

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Anything to get out of a IittIe work.

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Very nice.

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No, wait a second.

It gets better.

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You must picture this:

I have 3 cameras around my neck. . .

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. . .and I've got a tripod,

and my pants are around my ankIes.

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I'm behind a bush, and then

suddenIy I see this goriIIa.

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A huge goriIIa,

staring right at me. . .

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. . .with the most Iascivious Iook

you've ever seen.

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More than any creature

with that much hair.

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I freeze, because that's

what you're supposed to do.

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And then

it started coming towards me.

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And what?

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What?

My God!

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I can't. . . .

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You're bIushing.

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