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how I can tell you anything
about your hostess

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that you... uh...
that you don't already know -

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Her graciousness,
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her kindness, her many charities.
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Well, I want to tell you that
you have a big surprise coming,

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Tonight, in this house,
for the benefit of this great cause

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for which she's already done so much,
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our hostess, Mrs Sutton,
is putting up for auction,

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one of her most treasured possessions,
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one of the famous Sutton jewels.
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Mrs Sutton,
would you kindly step forward?

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Thank you.
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Mr Kane, the young lady
is asking to see you.

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- Are you sure?
- I wouldn't keep her waiting, sir.

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Yes. Uh...
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Will someone please... uh... uh...
Admiral?

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- Would you take over for me, please?
- Excuse me.

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- Delighted, sir.
- Thank you.

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Ladies and gentlemen, l will entertain
your bids for this beautiful bracelet,

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which has been donated by our hostess,
Mrs Sutton.

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- What am l bid?
(Man) - One thousand dollars.

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One thousand dollars has been bid.
Do l hear any more?

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(Guest) - Fifteen hundred.
- Fifteen hundred has been bid.

1:17:39
(Guest) - 1,75=.
- Seventeen hundred and fifty dollars.

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(Man) - Two thousand.
- Two thousand dollars has been bid.

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Where is she?
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You seem to have a soft spot
for that young lady.

1:17:56
You can't afford to make
yourself that vulnerable,

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not when you're out trying
to save your country.


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