Goodbye, Mr. Chips
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We do, don't we?
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Oh, yes, of course. I'm so sorry.
We'd better move on.

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Staefel, I say. Staefel!
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I found Miss Ellis.
And on the boat all the time.

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Well, what a surprise.
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Oh, yes, of course. Come.
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Just think, it was in this ballroom...
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...that Prince Metternich drew up
the treaty of the five kingdoms...

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...nearly 100 years ago.
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Doesn't that interest you?
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I must confess, the historical significance
of the ballroom doesn't impress me at all.

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Whenever in days to come I think
of this place, and I shall think of it...

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...I shall say that's the place
where I dined with...

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...well, with you.
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Thank you, Mr. Chipping.
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Tell me, are those two...?
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- Do you think they're...?
- In love?

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No.
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Well, I wouldn't know.
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Have you never been in love,
Mr. Chipping?

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No. Oh, yes. Yes, I was once.
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Oh, I thought so.
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Rather a long time ago.
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I was 14 at the time.
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She was the greengrocer's daughter.
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And Papa and Mama intervened,
I suppose.


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