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 1 2 | looking at Vurko): Oh, yes, I see. The gentleman is a famed
 2 3 |     Albanian alphabet. You’ll see for yourself. You’ll see
 3 3 |      see for yourself. You’ll see that it’s... Well, when
 4 3 |       condition. She can even see at night...~Zeneli (dumbfounded):
 5 5 |     but he can’t. He wants to see what he is like dead.~Vurko:
 6 5 |       delighted if he were to see the obituary in print, so
 7 5 |       to the Kristo press and see what I can do.~Zeneli: Thank
 8 5 |      so much!~Vurko: Alright, see you later then! (He departs)~
 9 6 |     be delighted. When people see things in print, they always
10 10|     Zeneli: Wait. I’ll go and see. I’ll be back in a jiffy. (
11 12|      read it to you. You will see for yourself that whoever
12 13|    began and I rushed back to see what was going on. But you
13 16|     Lulushe~Adham-Uti: Let us see what they have to say about
14 16| Afraid? By no means. You will see. (She sits down and reads
15 16|     in hell. They shall never see my alphabet at all!~
16 17|     no time today to come and see your Albanian alphabet.~
17 17|  angrily): He is not going to see it today and is not going
18 17|     today and is not going to see it tomorrow or ever! (He
19 17|       understand. You did not see what went on here. Listen,