My Little Chickadee
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but she's not a regular teacher
and she doesn't handle them very well.

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They're bad boys and they get pretty unruly.
:42:08
So was I,
when I went to school back in Chicago.

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But I guess I grew out of it. Or did I?
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All I hope is that someday we can build this
into a fine a city...

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that a person would be proud to live in.
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I see what you mean.
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You're a man with ideals.
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I guess I better be going
while you've still got them.

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- Miss Flower Belle?
- Yes?

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I wondered if you would care
to visit our little school with me tomorrow.

:42:43
Coming from a big city like Chicago,
you might be able to offer us...

:42:46
some suggestions, you know,
for improvements.

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It's kind of against my principles,
but I will go with you.

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Thanks. Can I see you to the hotel?
:42:57
Just to the front door.
The Sheriff is very jealous.

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Love and locksmiths.
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- What are you trying to do?
- I'm Sheriff, my rhododendron.

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Just warming up
for a bit of innocent sleuthing.

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- lf you're so curious, come on in.
- Thank you, dear.

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Certainly, the days of chivalry are not over.
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I have been worried about you,
my little peach fuzz.

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Have you been loitering somewhere?
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- I've been learning things.
- Unnecessary.

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You are the epitome of erudition.
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- A double superlative.
Can you handle it?

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Yeah, and I can kick it around, too.
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There is something sweet
and dainty about a lady's boudoir.

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How do you know?
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Come on, answer the question.
:43:57
Why, the latest etiquette books
are just full of such knowledge.


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