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Think about it a little bit, Eddie. Please. She's crazy to start work. It's not a little shop, it's a big company. Some day she could be a secretary. They picked her out of the whole class.
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Then it was gonna be when she learned stenographer, so she learned, stenographer. So what’re we gonna wait for now? I mean it Eddie, sometimes I don't understand you; they picked her out of the whole class, it's an honor for her.
Miller, Arthur. A View from the Bridge, Bloomsbury, 2010, p 12.
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