Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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A great man can always
change his mind...

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...for a reason.
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Yes, sir. Why, certainly, sir. Yes, sir.
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A troublemaker, that's what she is.
Out she goes.

:53:14
Yes, but now,
while the evening is still young.

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-Yes, sir. Certainly, sir.
-Yes, certainly.

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What happened? I've done nothing.
Just minding my own business.

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-That's my decision, my girl.
-Stop pushing!

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-Don't hang about here.
-Who's hanging about?

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-Go on. Don't argue the point.
-Oh, good riddance.

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What's happened in there?
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-ls there some trouble, lvy?
-Trouble? I was sacked, that's what!

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How fortunate I'm here.
I'd like to help you.

:53:48
Let me back in there so I can bash him
on the nose, that's all!

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Quite the little Tartar, aren't you?
Always ready to flare up. Oh, I like that.

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Here, here. This is just to prove
that I want to help you.

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The rainbow is wide and long, lvy.
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-Oh, now wait. I better get home.
-No, no, no.

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Ivy, my darling,
you belong with the immortals.

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Come with me to Mount Olympus.
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Drink nectar with the gods.
Sing the ancient songs of pleasure.

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And put Athena and Diana to shame.
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Oh, you aren't half of one
with the words, aren't you?

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And don't be frightened
of me, will you, lvy?

:54:50
When a botanist finds a rare flower,
he shouts his triumph, doesn't he?

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Are you one of them?
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You like a man who sees a girl
and makes up his mind, don't you?


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