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to conquer our enemies!
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And then, where would
Napoleon have been...

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without leather
to make a saddle?

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He'd have been riding bareback!
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And then think!
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Think of shoes!
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Without them,
we would be uncivilized.

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Barefoot like tea garoni.
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Could we walk through
snow and slush barefoot?

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Could we walk
through the desert barefoot?

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No! A thousand times no!
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Fine.
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That's the way
you should've talked...

:14:59
at the American Club
two months ago.

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Huh.
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That was splendid.
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Yes, l... I know, Mr. Carson,
it's... it's all right.

:15:09
I can do it here in the room...
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but, I don't know, when I get
out with important people...

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gee, l... l... I get
all goose pimples.

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Gee, I open my mouth,
and nothing comes out.

:15:18
Oh, well, I guess
you didn't want the girl...

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as much as you thought you did.
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Oh, yes, but I do!
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Now you listen to me!
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You go to the Embassy Club
tonight and speak right up!

:15:31
When you meet
those big businessmen...

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use your correspondence courses!
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Impress them!
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You look the part. Act it!
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Sell yourself!
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I'll do it! I will!
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Now, nothing's gonna stop me
this time!

:15:49
I hope that's a mistake.
:15:56
That's a very unfriendly knock.

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