Goodbye, Mr. Chips
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Thanks. Thanks.
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I expect you've guessed why
I wanted to see you, Mr. Chipping.

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- Sit down.
- Thank you.

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Mr. Woodward's retirement
leaves a housemastership vacant.

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- Yes, sir.
- You are the senior master.

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Normally the vacancy would go to you.
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That is why I feel that, in fairness to you,
I should tell you personally...

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...why the governors and I have
decided to appoint Mr. Wilkinson.

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We felt that with your unusual gifts
of getting work out of the boys...

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...that you'd rather
concentrate on teaching...

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...and leave the rather tiresome job
of housemaster to someone...

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...with special gifts in that direction.
- I understand, sir.

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Though I doubt if Mr. Wilkinson
will ever turn out...

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...as many minor Latin poets
as you have.

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I quite understand, sir.
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Yes. I thought you would.
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- Just off for the holidays, Mr. Chipping?
- Yes, yes. To Harrogate.

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Oh, you are. Well, have a pleasant time.
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- Thank you.
- Goodbye, Mr. Chipping.

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Goodbye.

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