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:40:05
Well, how do you like the place, Whitey?
:40:07
The more I see of it,
the more I don't like it.

:40:10
Well, you will like it.
:40:11
I'm clearing out of here
the first chance I get.

:40:13
There's a chance for that
any hour of the day or night.

:40:16
My hunch is, though, you won't take it.
:40:17
I'll give you odds on that.
:40:19
If I was a betting man,
I'd take you up on that.

:40:21
- Is that all?
- That's all.

:40:29
I like Whitey, Father.
:40:31
You and I, we like everybody,
don't we, Pee Wee?

:40:33
- He give me this.
- He gave you that.

:40:35
Yes, he gived it to me.
:40:38
Goodbye, Father.
:40:41
- Hello, Mr. Morris.
- Hello, Pee Wee.

:40:43
- What you got, the mumps?
- No, candy.

:40:45
- Say, what's your name?
- This is Mr. Burton, Pee Wee.

:40:48
Hiya, Burt... Mr. Burton.
:40:50
He's the chairman
of Father Flanagan's board.

:40:53
I'm gonna be Mayor someday.
:41:05
Eddie, there's a little matter of red ink
in the financial statement.

:41:09
In other words, a deficit.
:41:11
You have a rather bad situation here.
:41:13
Yes, we have a boy in trouble.
:41:15
Something new?
:41:17
There's always a boy in trouble.
:41:18
If we don't attend to this,
there'll be a lot of boys in trouble.

:41:24
Have all that stuff laid out
in the gymnasium, and...

:41:26
Hey, look.
:41:35
Hello, kitchen?
Mr. Brown, how soon will lunch be ready?

:41:39
Well, ring the bell right away,
will you, please?

:41:41
And give it two or three extra rings. Right.

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