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Start: Barnette: Mmm-huh! Yes! I see, I see! Well, we can work on that! And of course, this is mere conjecture! Difficult, if not impossible, to probe. Ha! Yes. Yes, indeed. Indeed --
End: Babe: Please, don’t call me Mrs. Botrelle. Barnette: All right. Babe: My name’s Becky. People in the family call me Babe, but my real name’s Becky. Barnette: All right, Becky.
(Henley, Beth. Crimes of the Heart. New York: Dramatists Play Service, 1981, pp. 34-36.)
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