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:57:04
That pâté de foie gras was good,
wasn't it?

:57:08
Now, what do you think
of women in politics?

:57:11
I give up.
:57:12
You know, I'm curious to see the subject
of this pioneer statue.

:57:15
So am I.
:57:16
I hear that the Governor's sending
his staff down for the unveiling.

:57:19
Really? We must see it.
:57:20
Congratulations, I enjoyed
every moment of it.

:57:22
Thank you.
:57:23
- This was worth the trip from Washington.
- So nice to see you.

:57:27
The Osage nations, through me,
extends congratulations.

:57:31
You're very kind.
:57:33
Thank you.
:57:35
Wonderful, Sabra.
I never heard anything like it.

:57:39
- Your dress is so becoming.
- You like it?

:57:42
I like your hat, too.
:57:44
Well, I must be going. My feet hurt me.
:57:48
The state bankers will be very pleased
to see you in Congress, Mrs. Cravat.

:57:52
Thank you.
:57:56
We're proud of a woman who has done
what you have done...

:58:01
alone.
:58:21
I feel as you have always felt.
:58:24
Yancey is just out of town
for a little while.

:58:32
Thanks, old friend.
:58:48
Mother, you were sweet about Dad.

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