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I wish this evening that you had your recorder going, since I feel somewhat hampered by the slow pace that is necessary otherwise. All due regards, Joseph, for your limitations.

Permission, and a very airy attitude indeed. I am however enjoying myself. I will let you all take a break. No one is tired but Joseph, for I have kept him going at a steady rate indeed.

I suggest you take a break for the sake of Joseph’s fingers. If you have time we shall explain this evening. If not we shall explain another time.

Again a candle, but a tall one, and a floor with many designs, as of diamond shapes. I am sorry Joseph that the recorder is not going, as I feel restrained and could speak more quickly.

Do I go too swiftly, Joseph?

I will here suggest a break again, out of deference to our Joseph’s diligence; and if you have any questions, Philip, I will do my best to answer them. And if you resented my intrusion, I am indeed regretful.

It is possible, Joseph, that there could be this evening a change in Ruburt’s features, and we shall let this go at that, for we know him too well to say more.

I will indeed, because of the expression upon your face, my dear Joseph, bring our session to a close.

Now as to the session, Joseph. I leave this to your discretion. We shall end it when you prefer. (I nodded yes.)