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Mr. Ibbetson?
Yes.
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I'm the Duchess of Towers.
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How do you do?
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How do you do?
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I expected you this morning.
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Well, I missed my train.
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Oh.
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Well, I'll tell you
what we want here.
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You see, we need more room
in the stables,
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so we want an addition
built onto that end there.
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A new wing to match exactly
what you see down here.
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Oh, You don't... you don't want
entirely new stables?
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Certainly not.
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Well, I'm... I'm sorry.
l... I had a fine idea, I think.
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I was going to have
the stables sort of a,
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well,
almost a new building,
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uh, using part of
what's there, of course,
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but, uh, with a new roof
to match your house
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as if they'd been built
nearer the same time.
Understand?
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Yes, I see what you mean.
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But, oh, we wouldn't tear down
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the old stables for anything,
Mr. Ibbetson.
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Well, they're your stables.
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Uh, you want this wing to...
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To match the other exactly.
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Well, this is just
a rough sketch.
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An idea that will make them
all seem new again.
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I don't want them
to seem new.
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Well, uh, I don't mean new
the way you mean.
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Uh, they'll look as old
as ever
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but, well, the only chance
to have any beauty about them
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and have them conform to
your own house is to, well...
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Something like that.
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There's really no use
wasting any time about it,
Mr. Ibbetson.
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I've told you
just what we want.
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All you have to do
is just go ahead and do it.
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You want the wing
to match that?
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Yes.
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Well, I can't do it.
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Why not?
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Because I don't like it.
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Oh, and just what has
that got to do with it?
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Because I can't do
anything I don't like.
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I see.
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It hurts your artistic
temperament, perhaps.
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Well, it, uh,
hurts something.
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And if I were a horse,
I wouldn't even live in it.