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C|UNCLE’S LETTER|#|0|
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L|                                                  |#|0|
L|Dear nephew,|#|0|
L|   I have gone where no one has stuffed before.|#|0|
L|You probably think I’m a morbid lunatic like the |#|0|
L|other members of the family, but I don’t care.|#|0|
L|   I hope you’ll feel comfortable in the flat, |#|0|
L|I have left you my best pieces to keep you |#|0|
L|company. Beware of Hector, the shark, it still|#|0|
L|has very sharp teeth.|#|0|
L|   You’ll have more to fear from Mrs Malaki,|#|0|
L|the dark and sadistic widow who owns the |#|0|
L|building.|#|0|
L|   I hope the big city’s air will emancipate you|#|0|
L|from the yoke of our mediocre small bourgeois|#|0|
L|uptight family.|#|0|
L|                            Albert  Delacroix|#|0|
L| |#|0|
L|P.S. I left you the keys for the automobile|#|0| 
L|I won in the lottery, and for the mailbox.|#|0|
L| |#|0|
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