The Stars Look Down
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:26:02
- That's jumping ahead.
- You're the cleverest person I've ever met.

:26:06
- The cleverest you'll ever meet, too.
- Is this a mutual admiration society?

:26:11
- But I admire you.
- You two are getting on all right.

:26:15
- Put your nose out of joint.
- I can't compete to universities.

:26:19
Yes. It's not often I meet anybody
as important as you.

:26:23
If the scholarship people thought that,
they might raise my allowance!

:26:30
- It's time we were getting along.
- Fine.

:26:33
- Do you go near Westgate Road?
- I pass it.

:26:35
- We all go the same way home.
- We'll meet in the vestibule, then.

:26:42
She's a nice lass, Davey.
:26:45
Aye. I didn't know you had
such good taste, Joe.

:26:49
Taste? Me? No.
You've got the wrong end of the stick.

:26:54
There's nothing between Jenny and me.
Keep the change. I just stay at their place.

:26:59
Between you and me, Davey,
you rather swept her off her feet.

:27:04
- Don't be daft.
- It's a case of just going in and winning.

:27:24
Joe does it in style - taxi and all.
:27:27
- Joe? Is Jenny all right?
- Of course I am, Mother.

:27:31
I thought you must
have had an accident... Oh.

:27:35
- This is Mr Fenwick from the university.
- Pleased to meet you.

:27:39
Goodness me. And me in this state.
It's too bad of you.

:27:43
It's all right.
He's as good as one of the family.

:27:47
- Look us up, Davey.
- Of course.

:27:50
Goodbye, Davey. Goodnight, Jenny.
Goodnight, Mrs Sunley.

:27:55
Goodnight, Joe.
:27:59
- Maybe we could meet again?
- Of course.


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