1:15:02
Perhaps it's best at that.
1:15:04
I'd like to go on with you...
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but stock's low, and I must be
getting back home for winter.
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Besides, you'd never really fit in with me
like Toots did.
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And you'd always be reminding me of her.
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Not that you haven't been a good dog.
1:15:23
You understand a lot, don't you?
1:15:25
Forgive me.
At first I thought you were a coward.
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But it's not that, nay.
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There's summat else about thee, my lass.
1:15:35
And I'd dearly love to be inside thy mind
and know what it is.
1:15:41
That's the pity of it.
1:15:43
You can understand
some of man's language...
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but man isn't bright enough
to understand thine.
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And yet it's us that's supposed to be
the most intelligent.
1:15:55
You know, sometimes I think
you didn't come along with me...
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as much as you let me
come along with you...
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as long as our roads lay together.
1:16:05
And now...
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you'll be off
about whatever business it is you're on.
1:16:12
I'll be lonely.
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No thee, and no Toots.
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But then, I always did say,
"If a man doesn't like to be alone...
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"he shouldn't never pick the job
of traveling peddlar."
1:16:29
That's goodbye.
1:16:33
May luck go with thee.
1:16:36
Off you go.
1:16:49
On you go, then.
1:16:52
And good luck.