Lassie Come Home
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:33:18
- Grandfather!
- All right, coming.

:33:26
A fella can't even take a ride in peace.
:33:35
Now what's the matter, child?
:33:37
Lassie. She's chained, Grandfather.
:33:40
She needs exercise,
and she can't get it that way.

:33:46
Coming, Your Grace.
:33:50
Hynes, what's that dog doing on a chain?
:33:53
Sir, I had to do it.
:33:55
Every afternoon she tears and scratches
at her pen and might do herself an injury.

:33:59
You told me to be sure
not to let her escape again.

:34:02
I never said put her on a chain.
:34:04
No dog of mine goes on a chain,
understand that!

:34:06
- That dog needs exercise.
- But, sir, if I let her...

:34:09
Put her on a leash
and walk with her yourself, lazy idiot.

:34:12
- I want that dog in perfect condition.
- Yes, Your Grace.

:34:15
Never mind about, "Yes, Your Grace."
Do as you're told.

:34:18
Come along, child.
:34:27
So you have to have a walk,
do you, milady?

:34:30
I'll walk you. I'll more than walk you.
:34:36
Come on. I suppose you'd like
to have me late for my tea.

:34:42
Hurry up, will you?
You're always hanging behind.

:34:47
Come on, will you?
:34:50
Here, what's the matter?
Down! Do as I tell you, can't you?

:34:53
I'll break your blasted neck
if you don't behave yourself. Go on!


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