The Lake House Page #3

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iGo someplace where you feel/i

imost like yourself./i

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iDear Ms. Forster:/i

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iI got your note.../i

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i... and I'm afraid there must be/i

isome kind of misunderstanding./i

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iAs far as I know, the lake house/i

ihas been empty for several years./i

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iMaybe your note was intended for/i

ithe Sandburg house down the shore.../i

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"...since no one has lived

in this house for years.

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But I'm curious about the paw prints."

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iDear Mr. Wyler, I'm very familiar/i

iwith the Sandburg cottage.../i

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i... and I can guarantee/i

iI never lived there./i

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iI'm old-fashioned, but I don't think a/i

icottage should be over 6000 square feet./i

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iSo let me try again./i

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iI used to live at the lake house,/i

ithen I moved./i

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iNow I live at 1620 North Racine/i

iin Chicago./i

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iI'd appreciate it if you would/i

iforward my mail if you get any./i

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iOh, by the way, it's 2006./i

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iHas been all year, ask anyone./i

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2006?

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What does she mean, 2006?

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God.

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Oh, God.

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- Good morning, Mr. Wyler.

- Morning, Mr. Wyler.

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- Morning, sir.

- Morning, morning.

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Hello, Mr. Wyler.

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Mr. Wyler.

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Sir.

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Well, obviously,

I derived my inspiration...

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...for the metaphor

of the fugue, the loop...

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Yeah.

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- Two hours of that sh*t. You kidding me?

- What are you talking about?

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- He didn't say a word.

- Sadistic, bitter, bitter old man.

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I think you're being

a little overdramatic.

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Where are you going?

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Man, I love that place.

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I can't believe that thing's

still running.

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