Goodbye, Mr. Chips
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Evening dress is very becoming to you,
Mr. Chipping.

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- You approve?
- Heartily.

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Wonderful, isn't it?
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Reverse.
:55:43
Miss Kathy, a penny for those
solemn thoughts.

:55:47
I was thinking of tomorrows
and railway stations...

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...and goodbyes.
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- I hope you'll have a comfortable journey.
- I hope so too.

:56:14
What time do you get to London?
Oh, I asked you that before.

:56:18
- Isn't saying goodbye awful?
- Yes.

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Know what I mean? It's so...
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Oh, it is. Very, very.
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- Rather a crowded train, isn't it?
- You said that before too.

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Did I?
It's saying goodbye, you know.

:56:31
I know. It's awful.
:56:34
- Miss Kathy?
- Yes?

:56:36
I wanted to say something to you.
:56:40
- Dear, it's time.
- Come along. Goodbye, Mr. Chipping.

:56:44
Can't you remember?
:56:45
I wanted to say that you made this
the most wonderful holiday of my life.

:56:50
- Kathy!
- Miss Kathy?

:56:51
You must go.
:56:54
- Goodbye, Miss Kathy.
- Goodbye, Mr. Chips.


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