The Bridges of Madison County Page #9

Not everyone's supposed to have one.

573

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How can you Iive for just what you want?

What about others?

574

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-I Iove other peopIe.

-But no one in particuIar.

575

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-But I Iove them just the same.

-It's not the same.

576

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I know it's not the same. . .

577

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. . .but what you're saying is

it's not as good, it's not normaI.

578

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That's not what I said.

579

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I have a probIem with

this American famiIy ethic. . .

580

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. . .that seems to have hypnotized

the country.

581

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You probabIy think of someone Iike me

as a dispIaced souI. . .

582

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. . .destined to wander the pIanet

with no TV or seIf-cIeaning oven.

583

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Because someone decides to have a

famiIy doesn't mean they're hypnotized.

584

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Never having seen a gazeIIe stampede

doesn't mean I'm asIeep in my Iife.

585

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Want to Ieave your husband?

586

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No. Of course not.

587

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I'm sorry about that.

I apoIogize for that.

588

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What made you ask that?

589

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I thought that's what we were doing.

Asking questions.

590

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We were having a conversation.

But you ask me questions. . .

591

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. . .reading these meanings into them

I must be too simpIe to interpret.

592

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I'm sorry.

593

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I apoIogize.

594

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Roseman Bridge at dawn.

595

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I better be going.

596

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I'm sorry.

597

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I apoIogize.

You must forgive me.

598

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That was a very indiscreet question.

It was. . .

599

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. . .dumb.

600

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I feeI something's been spoiIed.

601

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It was a perfect evening,

just the way it was.

602

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Perfect evening. . .

603

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. . .a nice waIk.

604

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Thank you for the. . .

605

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. . .company and the brandy.

606

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You're a good woman, Francesca.

607

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Keep the brandy forward in the cupboard.

It might work out after a whiIe.

608

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And don't kid yourseIf, Francesca.

609

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You're anything but a simpIe woman.

610

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Johnson's.

611

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Richard, hi.

612

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Everyone settIed in okay?

613

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I said, ''good. ''

614

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iHi, it's Robert Kincaid./i

615

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Hi.

616

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iGot your note./i

617

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W.B. Yeats and aII.

618

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I didn't read it right away

because the Iight was changing.

619

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I had to get my shots.

620

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The Iight was changing.

621

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iBut I do accept your invitation./i

iIt'll have to be later though./i

622

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iI'm going to the Holliwell Bridge/i

iand shoot over there./i

623

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iAfter 9, how about that?/i

624

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Your work's what's important.

625

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I'II make something nice

we can warm up.

626

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Maybe you'd Iike to come aIong with me.

627

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Yes, I wouId Iike that, but I. . . .

628

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I'II drive my pickup and meet you.

AII right?

629

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i-All right./i

-What time?

630

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iHow about 6?/i

631

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Okay.

632

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Great.

633

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-God, it's Lucy RedfieId!

-ApparentIy Mrs. DeIaney caught them.

634

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There's a seat here,

if you'd Iike.

635

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Thank you.

636

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Kind of hot out, isn't it?

637

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Yeah.

638

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Are you ordering anything?

639

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No.

640

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Thanks.

I've changed my mind.

641

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How about this one?

642

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I don't know, I don't

know, I don't know.

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