Delays when replying or forwarding an e-mail

I just recently bought a MacBook Pro and have been using Mail.app. Whenever I attempt to reply or forward an e-mail, I get the color pinwheel for as much as 30 seconds before Mail displays a new screen for entering the address of the recipient. I used Mail.app a long time ago and don't remember this every occurring then. Any ideas would be appreciated.

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