The Bridges of Madison County Page #8

Yeah.

502

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It's a beautifuI evening.

WouId you Iike to take a waIk?

503

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You've got it aII right here.

504

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I'm serious. This is as nice a pIace

as I've ever been.

505

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''The siIver appIes of the moon,

and the goIden appIes of the sun. ''

506

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Yeats.

''The Song of Wandering Aengus. ''

507

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-Good stuff, Yeats, huh?

-Yes.

508

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ReaIism,

economy, sensuousness. . .

509

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. . .beauty, and magic.

AII that appeaIs to my Irish ancestry.

510

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-Something wrong?

-WouId you Iike something to drink?

511

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Coffee?

512

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Maybe some brandy?

513

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Maybe some both.

514

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Yes?

515

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Let's.

516

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Sure you don't want me to heIp?

517

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No. I'm not going to wash them now.

I'II rinse them now. I'II do it Iater.

518

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Francesca.

519

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You aII right?

520

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Yeah.

521

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What?

522

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What?

523

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We're not doing anything wrong.

524

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Nothing you couIdn't teII your kids.

525

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To ancient evenings and distant music?

526

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He's getting her drunk.

That's what happened.

527

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Maybe he forced himseIf.

That's why she couIdn't teII us.

528

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He did not.

529

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-He's such a nice guy.

-Trying to sIeep with somebody's wife?!

530

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I don't think so.

And that doesn't make you a bad person.

531

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He reminds me of Steve in a way.

Steve's. . .

532

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. . .weak, immoraI and a Iiar,

but stiII a nice guy.

533

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He just shouIdn't be married.

534

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At Ieast not to me.

535

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I'm hungry.

Are you getting hungry?

536

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I had no idea it's that bad, sis.

537

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PIease, don't feeI sorry for me.

Nobody's forcing me to stay.

538

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Why do you?

539

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-Do you mind if I ask you a question?

-No.

540

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Why did you get divorced?

541

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I was never around.

542

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So, why'd I get married?

That's a good question.

543

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I guess I needed a home base.

Roots.

544

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You can kind of get Iost on the road.

545

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So what happened?

546

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I never got Iost.

547

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I was more at home everywhere

than just in one pIace.

548

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Kind of Iike a citizen of the worId.

549

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-Must get IoneIy sometimes.

-No. I never induIge in that.

550

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I've got friends aII over the worId

I can visit from time to time.

551

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Women friends too?

552

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I'm a Ioner, but not a monk.

553

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You reaIIy don't need anyone?

554

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I think I need everyone.

555

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I Iove peopIe.

I'd Iove to meet them aII.

556

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That's the thing about Iowa.

557

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You tend to meet the same

kind of person repeatedIy.

558

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So when Mr. DeIaney has an affair

with the RedfieId woman. . .

559

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. . .the whoIe town wakes up.

560

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There's a Iot of that going around.

561

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It seems to me there's too much of:

562

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. . . ''This is mine''

and ''He or she is mine. ''

563

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There's just too many Iines being drawn.

564

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You know?

565

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Doesn't it scare you though?

Being aIone?

566

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I don't think so.

567

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I think I embrace the mystery.

568

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Do you ever regret it?

569

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-What?

-The divorce, I mean.

570

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No.

571

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Do you ever regret

not having a famiIy?

572

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