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| "...
`I'm sorry?'
`I'm Gail Andrews.
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| You interviewed me this morning.'
`Oh.
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| Oh good heavens yes,' said Tricia, slightly flustered.
`I Left the message for you a few hours ago.
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| I hadn't heard
so I came by.
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| I didn't want to miss you.'
`Oh.
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| No.
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`I don't know about this,' said the receptionist, for whom
speed was not an issue.
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for you now?'
`No, that'll be fine, thanks,' said Tricia.
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| `I can handle it now.'
`I can call this room number here for you if that'll help,'
said the receptionist, peering at the note again.
`No, that won't be necessary, thanks,' said Tricia.
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| `That's
. ..."
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| taken from |
mostly harmless
by Douglas N. Adams ©
BBC
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