Libeled Lady
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I stand corrected.
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I remember once, in the high Sierras,
I was using a Wickham's Fancy.

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- No, a grizzly wing.
- Father...

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for two hours we've had nothing but fish.
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My dear, I was only telling him
about my trip to the Sierras.

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Perhaps you'd like to dance? Shall we?
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- Did you ever fish the Rockies?
- Have I?

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Fisher Falls. Gluckman's Point.
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Gluckman's Point?
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I'm afraid that dancing
isn't exactly my line.

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I should say it was part of your line.
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- May I be frank, too?
- Why not?

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You dance superbly.
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I was hoping for something original.
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Dear, life is so full of disappointments.
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- Sorry.
- Just the lurch of the boat.

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Afraid I wasn't concentrating.
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It was your eyes.
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Beautiful, aren't they?
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They remind me...
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Yes, I know.
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Sparkling diamonds, deep sapphires.
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No, they remind me of angry marbles.
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Connie, darling! You must have
luncheon with us tomorrow, promise?

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I've a bone to pick with you.
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I'm afraid l...
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I'm sorry, but we can't work
on our book without Connie.

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She's our inspiration.
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I thought that was rather clever.
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Yes. I thought you thought so.
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Don't I get a vote of thanks?
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Oh, by all means.
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It just dawned on me
that I seem to have made myself...

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a permanent member of your party.
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Yes. It's dawned on me, too.
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Shall we sit down?
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So, you've fished Gluckman's Point?
You're an angler, all right.

:32:47
I should say Mr. Chandler
is quite an angler.

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Will you both excuse me? I'm quite tired.
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- See you tomorrow.
- I think not.

:32:56
I'm going to read books
the rest of the trip.

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- You're not ill, my dear?
- Oh, no.


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