Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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:18:02
-You get a cab. I'll see what's happened.
-Yes.

:18:09
A girl can't walk out with a chap.
Who does he think he is?

:18:14
-The big--
-Did he hurt you?

:18:16
It'll take more than a bloke like that to....
:18:28
Why, I bet I look ever so untidy.
:18:32
You sure you're not hurt?
:18:34
Why, l....
I don't think so.

:18:42
-What is it? Your ankle?
-Yeah. It's twisted.

:18:47
Do you mind?
:18:51
No, not at all.
:18:52
-After all, an ankle can be very painful.
-You are ever so kind.

:18:59
Me side too. He hit me.
:19:02
Well, I should have caught him.
:19:04
No, no.
:19:06
I'm....
:19:08
I mean, I'm so glad you stopped.
:19:11
If you take my meaning.
:19:17
My friend is getting a cab.
Perhaps we could drop you somewhere.

:19:21
-You're ever so kind.
-Shall we try it now?

:19:24
There. That's a girl.
:19:26
Gentlemen like you shouldn't be
bothering yourself about me.

:19:30
Now, what sort of a gentleman
doesn't like to help a pretty girl?

:19:35
Now.
:19:37
And me with me hat all over me head.
:19:40
So he asks me if he can
walk me home, he does.

:19:44
Well, I turns around
to him, and I says, "Yes."

:19:47
When a girl is out late, it's nice to have
a bit of company to see her home.

:19:51
Naturally.
:19:54
Well, I know what's what.
:19:56
You have to if you are a barmaid.
I like a bit of fun, as the saying goes...


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