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since you and I tended bar together
in The Old Buster House...
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down on lower Broadway.
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- Seems like yesterday.
- Yes, it does.
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Squawk and I tended bar together,
20 years ago, down on lower...
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My name's Twillie, Cuthbert J. Twillie.
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One of the old Back Bay Twillies.
:24:18
Thank you. I'm glad to know you, too.
:24:21
Make yourself at home, Twillie.
:24:23
If you still care to play cards,
there's always a game.
:24:25
Naturally. There may be a game of flinch
back there, too. I was very good at...
:24:29
- In the alcove there.
- Thanks.
:24:31
Well, I'll see you later
and we'll have another little conversation.
:24:41
- I'll raise it $100.
:24:44
I'll make it $200.
:24:54
- Playing lone hand?
:24:58
Up to now.
:25:01
Would you like to engage
in a little game of Cut?
:25:04
The higher card wins?
:25:06
- What stakes?
- Make it easy on yourself.
:25:10
- $100, gold.
- I'll cover that.
:25:15
I'm travelling a little light.
The country is fraught with marauders.
:25:19
I'll give you my personal IOU.
:25:22
A thing I seldom give to strangers.
:25:28
That IOU better be good.
:25:30
Worth its weight in gold.
:25:33
King.
:25:35
Don't show me the cards.
A gentleman's game.
:25:38
I don't want to look at it.
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Ace.
:25:45
- I didn't see it.
:25:50
Very well, here you are, Nosy Parker.
:25:54
Ace. I hope that satisfies
your morbid curiosity.