Goodbye, Mr. Chips
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Young Peter Colley?
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Why, yes, sir.
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I knew your father.
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Yes, sir, my father was here,
and my grandfather.

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Yes, of course.
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One.
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Two.
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And one for the pot, eh?
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All right. Pour away.
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Steady, steady. Don't drown it.
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- Draw up that chair, will you?
- Yes, sir.

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- Two lumps?
- Please, sir.

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Sit down.
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Here you are. Have a piece of cake.
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Thank you, sir.
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Now...
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...what do you think of Brookfield?
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Oh, it's big, sir.
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You'll like it, though,
when you get used to it.

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It's not half such an awful place
as it seems the first day.

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- A bit afraid of it, I expect?
- A bit, sir.

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So was I to begin with.
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But that's quite a while ago.
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Sixty-three years, to be exact.
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Try one of those sponge cakes.
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Won't you come to see us someday, sir?
You'd like my mother. She's funny.

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I mean, she makes quite good jokes.
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She does, eh? I'm glad of that, Colley.

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