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I was, uh, living with this fabulous, interesting woman named Harriet Harmon.

Harriet, remembered · Husbands and Wives (1992)

I was, uh, living with this fabulous, interesting woman named Harriet Harmon.

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I'm ashamed to say this, but Harriet Harmon remains...

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1I was, uh, living with this fabulous, interesting woman named Harriet Harmon.
2I'm ashamed to say this, but Harriet Harmon remains...
3was the great love of my life .
4You know, it was a verypassionate relationship.
5You know, I loved her very, very intensely, and, you know, she... We just made love everywhere.
6She was, she was sexually carnivorous , you know?
7She-She... We did it in stalled elevators and in bushes and people's houses, at parties in the bathroom.
8And, I hate to tell you, in the back of cars,
9she'd-she'd put a coat on our laps and then suddenly grab my hand and stick it between her legs.
10I mean, she was really something , and she...
11You know, she was... she was highly, highly libidinous.
12You know what I mean? She used to...
13She wanted to make love with other women, and she used to... she got into dope for a while.
14She would break that thing you sniff when she'd have her orgasm.
15And, you know, I was... For me, I was getting a real education .
16And I was, you know, fascinated. I was just absolutely nuts about her .
17And, um, you know, ultimately she wound up in an institution.
18I mean, it's not funny. It was a very sad thing.
19She was, you know, great but-but nuts.

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