Goodbye, Mr. Chips
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- You told the porter we were acquainted?
- No, not exactly.

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Not exactly!
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Did he or did he not?
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- What is your purpose in accosting us?
- Madam, I had hoped...

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You had hoped?
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Well, this isn't the first time we've been
subjected to unwelcome attentions.

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But I warn you, young man!
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If I so much as set eyes on you again...
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...I shall place myself and my friend
under the protection of the British Consul!

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Why do they call it the Blue Danube?
It looks brown to me.

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There's a legend, you know.
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Yes. The Danube is only blue
to the eyes of...

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...well, to people in love, you know.
- How so.

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You surprise me.
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- Vienna's a pretty big city, isn't it?
- Pretty big.

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- Lots of tourists go there, I suppose.
- Droves of them.

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Chipping?
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The Danube doesn't by any chance
look blue to you, does it?

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What do you mean? Nonsense!
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You do talk the most infernal rot
sometimes, really.

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Only two weeks more.
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It seems such a little while.
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- Let's not think about the end till it comes.
- It has been fun.

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And now Vienna.
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Don't you hope it's gay and romantic?
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Well, they say it is.

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