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don't want! Has been once me busy and is enough! I tell him, gentleman I am everything
busy out!"
"What is you/he/she become some man to whom you have been engaged?" sets questions to the Senior one
Surgeon brusquely.
"Because--he gets married him!" says the Nanny of Lino Bianca. "And they has a
jokes!" she tempestuously added.
"Good! I am happy of it!" smile rather extraordinarily the Senior Surgeon. "Now
he won't certainly bother us some more."
"But I was busy so long!" protested the Nanny of Lino Bianca. "Almost
since then me I was born, I said me. It is too much long. You don't find him/it on!"
"He found him/it on", remarked the Senior Surgeon laconically.
"Y-and-s", it admitted the Nanny of Lino Bianca. "But I tell him it doesn't seem
decent. Not after being busy--twenty years!" With a few defenseless
gesture of appeal that she has thrown his/her hands. "Oh, I don't do her
does understand, gentleman?"
"Because, I clearly, understand", actively says the Senior Surgeon. "You
half that John and You--"
"Its name was 'Joe, " corrected the Nanny of Lino Bianca.
With amazing amiability the Senior Surgeon admitted the
correction. "You mean", he said, "you mean that You and--Joe--you/he/she has been
so familiarly cradled together all of Your infancy that on Your marriage
night you would have been able to say more naturally 'Allows me to see--Joe,--it two
pillows that you always have, are not? And a double-fold of cover to
the foot?' You mean that Joe and You you have washed and you have washed rubbing
together so familiarly all of Your young infancy that you could identify
The body without head of Joe twenty years from now from the scar of kerosene-lamp through
his/her back? You mean that Joe and You you have played house together this way
familiarly all of Your young days of can-flat that equalizes Your dolls of rag he/she called
Joe 'his/her Father?' You intend that since Your first memory,--thin to that one year or
then the ago,--life has not been only once never the Life and You, but always You and
Life and Joe? Spring and Joe,--you and You and it Passes the summer and Joe,--you and