1:37:01
About Brooklyn, where it was.
I've heard so much about it.
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Over there.
1:37:08
- Where are you from?
- New York.
1:37:10
- What are you handing me?
- Oh, no. You see,
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I never get a chance to get out.
1:37:16
I just sit around all day,
and I never see anything.
1:37:19
So I said, the first vacation I get,
I'm going to see the Statue of Liberty.
1:37:24
This must be a big moment
for you, huh?
1:37:26
Oh, it is.
And it means so much to us now.
1:37:30
Why, I was just reading in this booklet.
1:37:32
Did you know this statue
was given to us by the French?
1:37:35
You know what they had written on it?
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"Give me your tired, your poor,
your huddled masses,
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yearning to breathe free;
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the wretched refuse
of your teeming shore."
1:37:47
"Send these: the homeless,
tempest-tossed to me."
1:37:50
And just look at the French.
Isn't it sad?
1:37:53
- Yeah. Very sad.
- Oh, it's such a beautiful statue.
1:37:59
I could just sit up here all day
thinking about it, couldn't you?
1:38:03
Some other day, maybe. Not right now.
1:38:06
Right now l gotta catch that boat back.
1:38:09
You coming?
1:38:11
Well, there's another boat in 15 minutes.
1:38:14
Couldn't we wait?
1:38:15
All the people have gone,
and we'd be alone.
1:38:21
Sounds cosy.
1:38:24
But I - I haven't got the time.
1:38:28
Oh, on a nice autumn day like this,
you couldn't spare 15 minutes for me?
1:38:33
I don't like autumn.
1:38:35
You're not being very nice
to a lonely girl.
1:38:40
You look as though you
might be lonely too.
1:38:42
Yeah.
1:38:46
I gotta catch that boat.
1:38:51
Fifteen minutes shouldn't make
such a big difference, Mr Fry.