Anna Christie
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:53:03
And that be the end to the story
of the whale and the grasshopper.

:53:07
Oh, Matt, honest,
I ain't ever laughed like this.

:53:11
-You're funny.
-Sure, I'd think it was blarney...

:53:14
...if it wasn't meseIf
was making you laugh.

:53:17
Oh, sure, Anna, you're crazy about me,
and I'm not after blaming you.

:53:23
You just hate yourseIf, don't you, Matt?
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Oyster loaf for the lady, sir.
:53:33
-I ordered milk for the lady.
-Well, I've got it here.

:53:43
Well, let's drink to our good health.
:53:48
Here's to you.
:53:51
And skoal, Matt, to you and me.
:54:03
-Hot mustard, Matt?
-I don't need it.

:54:05
-Pepper?
-Full of it.

:54:08
-Well, here's something you do need.
-Oh, is that so, now?

:54:11
Well, all right. But if I'm needing sugar,
I know where to look for that.

:54:17
Oh, we're goofy, Matt.
Just like a couple of kids.

:54:22
Sure, Anna, when you're in love,
you ain't got the brains of a tick.

:54:27
What do you mean, love?
:54:29
You know whatI mean, Anna.
:54:31
It's in me eye and
on the tip of me tongue.

:54:36
A man like me ain't given to loving
a woman. He knows too much about them.

:54:40
Every color of them,
from here to the China Sea.

:54:42
The whole lying, cheating smear of them.
Sailors' bait.

:54:47
When he comes across
a girI like you, Anna...

:54:49
...that's as clean as a shell.
:54:51
You're a lucky girI to be hearing
such talk from the lips of Matt Burke...

:54:55
...him that the women are so crazy over.
:54:58
Anna, what's come over you?

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