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It was very bad luck to be married to me. That's Mr. Oti. He's an acquaintance of an acquaintance of mine. - The next summer I'm captured... - He's a Pygmy. ...with three others by the Baschiele tribe. They trade us for pigs, shoes, and beer to a very strange American man.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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- Hi. - I'm moving in today. Welcome. We've been expecting you. Can you please show her up to Mrs. Rousseau's old room? I'm sorry, but we usually don't allow dogs in the house. Well, she's old as the hills. She's almost blind. She won't be a bother much longer. Well, all right, long as she stays from up underfoot. Right this way, ma'am. As hard as I try, I can't remember her name. Mrs. Lawson, or Mrs. Hartford.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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I'm not sure how it works, but I'm glad it happened. Have you been to Manhattan? It's right across the river from me. Now, I can see the Empire State Building if I stand on my bed. What about you? Where have you been? Tell me everything. Last time you wrote, you said you'd been to Russia. I've always wanted to go to Russia. Is it as cold as they say? - Twice as cold. - My goodness.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
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- You remember Grandma Fuller? - Why, sure I do. - She passed. - I heard that. I'm sorry. I just can't believe we're both here. Must be fate. No, no, what do they call it? Kismet. Do you know about Edgar Cayce, the psychic? I don't believe I... He says that everything is predetermined, but I like to think of it as fate.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button